Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....

[daltontrees]

On 10/10/2021 at 17:44, Paul in the woods said:

Possibly Shaggy Scalycap, Pholiota squarrosa. Worth looking at the stem to see if it matches.

 

Pholiota squarrosa, Shaggy Scalycap Mushroom

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You can see in the picture one of the caps is missing and the shaggy stem is visible. Rules out shaggy inkcap and shaggy parasol.

 

[Silverhooker]

Found these near some new planted birch and rowan. 

[DanHorrich87]

Trying to ID this. Golden scalycap?

[David Humphries]

1 hour ago, DanHorrich87 said:

Trying to ID this. Golden scalycap?

Probably Golden scaly cap (Pholiota aurivella) but may also be its close relative Pholiota adiposa. 

[DanHorrich87]

30 minutes ago, David Humphries said:

Probably Golden scaly cap (Pholiota aurivella) but may also be its close relative Pholiota adiposa. 

Thanks David

[Silverhooker]

On 18/10/2021 at 11:17, Silverhooker said:

Found these near some new planted birch and rowan. 

Tawny funnel cap is my best guess any one know ?..

[Tatsuo]

Coprinellus micaceous (Glistening ink cap) in the base of a young Betula pendula 'Obelisk'.  I love the shimmering specks.

[Paul in the woods]

17 hours ago, Silverhooker said:

Tawny funnel cap is my best guess any one know ?..

Those or common funnels or similar, hard to be sure from the photos. They look a bit pale to me for tawny funnels but could be washed out a bit.

 

I like to have a close look at the gils and possibly do a spore print (place one gills down on a black piece of paper/card for a few hours).

 

If you look here you will see you should be looking for a creamy-white print.

Lepista flaccida, Tawny Funnel, identification

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[Will Heal]

Found this beauty on an oak tree today, spotted it while driving about 10ft up

[AJStrees]

2 hours ago, Will Heal said:

Found this beauty on an oak tree today, spotted it while driving about 10ft up

And what was it?