fungi foray

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

u take a great photo sean. That larch bolete looks fugtastic. Wish i was on the pc. Did any one else get the aminitas phalloides and fulva?

[sean]

What was this one again tony???

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

i am still unsure but still cross referencing it as a trichloma

[David Humphries]

bit of repetition here, but here's some of mine.........

 

G. pfeifferi x 3

deformed F. hepatica

G, applanatum & Oudies

Mixed brown & white spore of both the above two

A. muscaria

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[David Humphries]

few more...............

 

 

Scleroderma citrinum - common earthball

Lycoperdon pyriforme - stump puffball

Cross section & egg of Phallus impudicus - stinkhorn

Boletus cisalpinus or chrysenteron

Oudies

Hyphaloma fasciculare - sulphur tuft, on fractured pine

Polyporus durus - Bay polypore

 

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Edited September 19, 2010 by Monkey-D

[David Humphries]

last wee round up, from a fine foray.........

 

 

Coprinus picacea - Magpie ink cap. My favourite find of the day

Multi branching Armillaria

Suillus grevillei - Larch Bolete

Laccaria amathystina - amathyst deceiver

Ramaria flaccida

Amanita phaloides - the death cap

& what I believe may be Gloephyllum odoratum - Anise Mazegill. apparantly extremely rare if it is.

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Edited September 20, 2010 by Monkey-D

[Bundle 2]

Great set David....

 

This is gonna seem a bit nerdy but I am finding two spellings for Laccaria....

1) amethystea

2)amethystina

 

Edited September 19, 2010 by Bundle 2

[David Humphries]

Cheers Tim.

 

Was a great day & the Whip certainly delivered.

 

Good company & floor absolutely erupting, fine combination

 

 

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

O.k guys and girls, the hamas got back on the broadband! here goes!

 

actualy, going to do mine in the diary, seems appropriate.

[David Humphries]

Great set David....

 

This is gonna seem a bit nerdy but I am finding two spellings for Laccaria....

1) amethystea

2)amethystina

 

Tim,

 

FRDBI, Colins, Jordan, WAB & Keizer all have it down as amathystina

 

Rogers Mushrooms has it as amathystea

 

I tend to go with the flock

 

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