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

[sean]

went to a really lovely wood in ruislip today.......the stuff was eveywhere!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

went to a really lovely wood in ruislip today.......the stuff was eveywhere!

 

I know sean, just look at an oak anywhere in the south east at kleast and youl see the stuff, im getting my "inclusive views" chalenged at the mo by this one.

[RobRainford]

heres a finding from the internet, not so much a fungi on a tree, but a fungi man!

 

 

 

i also have a few shots from that willow i was looking at, had a look round the garden and had a few finds!

 

WOuld i be right in saying that in pic 3 it is Amanita echinocephala?

Edited August 19, 2010 by RobRainford

[Bundle 2]

I take it you know that prunus is no willow...!

Looks like Amanita echinocephala...Common name "Solitary Amanita" but dont let that put you off!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I would have said daedaleopsis confrogosa on the prunus, and the blusher for the aminita, being in a group too!

[RobRainford]

I take it you know that prunus is no willow...!

Looks like Amanita echinocephala...Common name "Solitary Amanita" but dont let that put you off!

 

The willow I referred to was the one with suspected bats. This prunus was in the garden also.

[Mesterh]

Some merrip on a beech that we felled early this year.

 

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Dunno what this one is?

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

now why do i never see aminitas this good round my way!

 

god im sooooo jelous of those!

[Bart]

Pinkish Chestnut blob

 

and some merrip

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Those blobs are interesting, they appear to be in some form of sac and hanging by a cord like attachment?

 

wierd for sure, where they small or large?