Hamadryads diary- a new chapter

[Fungus]

1. First are these clitocybes, least i think they are clitocybes! at frst I thought they where growing in line with lime roots but found the roots where in fact larix decidua, the european larch

2. Whilst looking about the ash root plate i found these little ascomycetes on cow dung

3. another little saprobic group unkown

 

Tony,

1. Lactarius species (whitish milk) ? If not, Clitocybe gibba.

2. Probably a Cheilymenia/Coprobia species such as C. granulata.

3. Might be Psathyrella spadicea.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Tony,

1. Lactarius species (whitish milk) ? If not, Clitocybe gibba.

2. Probably a Cheilymenia/Coprobia species such as C. granulata.

3. Might be Psathyrella spadicea.

 

certainly wasnt a milky one, so will accept gibba, new from the get go it was a clitocybe:thumbup1:

 

thanks:thumbup:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

lots of new grass fungi I havent a clue on bar one, so Gerrit fire away!

 

11-14 under an oak

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Fungus]

lots of new grass fungi

 

1 : Entoloma (Leptonia) species

2 : Clitocybe metachroa

3/7/15 : Cystoderma amianthinum

4 : Entoloma (Leptonia) species

5 : Armillaria species

6 : Camarophyllus niveus/russocoriaceus

8/10 : Trichoglossum hirsutum

9 : Galerina pumila

11 : Hygrocybe psittacina

12/14 : Collybia butyracea

13 Mycena pura

Edited November 22, 2011 by Fungus

[David Humphries]

Did you get a good shot of the top of the Parrot Waxcap Tony ?

 

Some very nice finds

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Did you get a good shot of the top of the Parrot Waxcap Tony ?

 

Some very nice finds

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me top shot? if you want the wax cap for the galleries i have better ones somewhere in the vaults:thumbup:

 

Thanks gerrit, your help is outstanding as always:thumbup1:

 

 

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

It was my last day on this site so i made the most of it and went to work on the place! Its a wonderful site, a 300 year old cottage/farmstead called Cherrytree farm, complete with old orchards. lots of paddocks with old unimproved grass too:001_cool: I would have killed to live in such a place.

 

anyways, heres todays some I know others not so much, so fill the gaps at will!

 

Pholiota squarosus on very large apple

 

 

Mucilago crustacea

 

 

Mucilago crustacea

 

 

lepista seava

 

 

Mucilago crustacea

 

 

1) ?

 

 

2)?

 

 

3)?

 

 

4)?

 

 

5)?

 

 

6)?

 

 

Clavulinaopsis fusiformis?

 

 

7)?

 

 

8)?

 

 

9)?

 

 

10)?

 

 

11)?

 

 

12)?

 

 

13)?

 

 

Not a fungi, psuedomona syringae

 

[RobRainford]

It was my last day on this site so i made the most of it and went to work on the place! Its a wonderful site, a 300 year old cottage/farmstead called Cherrytree farm, complete with old orchards. lots of paddocks with old unimproved grass too:001_cool: I would have killed to live in such a place.

 

anyways, heres todays some I know others not so much, so fill the gaps at will!

 

 

Not a fungi, psuedomona syringae

 

 

pv. aesculi

[Fungus]

1/11) Lepista flaccida

2) Mycena flavoalba ?

3/10) Collybia butyracea

4) Clavulinopsis cf. helveola

5/6) Galerina species (orange brown spores) or Mycena aurantiomarginata (white spores)

 

Clavulinopsis cf. fusiformis

 

7) Tricholoma species ?

8/9) Xerocomus (= Boletus) rubellus ?

12) Russula cf. ochroleuca

13) Agaricus species

Edited November 23, 2011 by Fungus

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Thanks for the above Gerrit.

 

I have given up making assumptions on these ramaria sp will have to get my scopes to get to grips with many of the fungi, this one here on Thuja stump. A white with quite pink gills on macrocarpa stump. And finaly panic australe and Armillaria mellea fruiting for their lives on this very poorly prunus.