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6 minutes ago, GilesO said:

What were the others then so I can spend my evening having a buff-up??

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I'm going to keep you in suspense until the end of the weekend in case anyone else wants to have a go. A multi pack of Curly Wurly's goes to anyone who can guess three or more correctly.

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40 minutes ago, GilesO said:

Blimey, if I knew there was a multi-pack of Curly-Wurly's at sake I'd have  held back with my answer and done a bit of proper research!! 

As wise man once said:

 

" The path to wisdom is trodden late,

  Curly Wurly's come to those who wait"

 

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Sorry Giles, I've been neglecting my duties.[emoji45]
 
Just been felling trees for the past little while so not too much to report. I also tend to post in splurges, I'm sure there'll be another one along soon.
 
2020 will be the year of ecological recording. We have got many different surveys planned to record birds, mammals, plants, insects and fungi. I'll be sure to post all the results up with plenty of detail about some of the more interesting finds.
 
Just as a little taster, here are some fungi fruiting bodies photos taken in the wood last autumn. See how many you can identify.
 
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5 more to come once you've got all of these.
 
Panther cap
Calocera spp
Tough shanks of some sort
Ameriria spp (spelt wrong)
Amethyst deceiver
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On 01/02/2020 at 13:35, slack ma girdle said:

Panther cap
Calocera spp
Tough shanks of some sort
Ameriria spp (spelt wrong)
Amethyst deceiver

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I'll give you that. 1,2 and 5

 

Full list is:

 

Amanita pantherina, Panther Cap

Calocera viscosa, Jelly Antler

Cortinarius uliginosus, Marsh Webcap

Gymnopilus juonius, Spectacular Rustgill

Laccaria amethystina, Amethyst deceiver

 

Can you PM me your address and I'll send you your curly wurly's.

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I'll give you that. 1,2 and 5
 
Full list is:
 
Amanita pantherina, Panther Cap
Calocera viscosa, Jelly Antler
Cortinarius uliginosus, Marsh Webcap
Gymnopilus juonius, Spectacular Rustgill
Laccaria amethystina, Amethyst deceiver
 
Can you PM me your address and I'll send you your curly wurly's.
Sorry to disappoint, but i have stopped eating sweet things.
Have a curly worley on me.
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