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

[David Humphries]

1. Not Fuligo septica, but the still active plasmodium stage of another myxomycete, which has not yet formed aethalia.

2. Not one of the with an ozonium associated Coprinus species, such as C. domesticus, C. radians or C. xanthotrix, because they all are much paler (beige, ivory, cream, pale ochraceous brown) in colour and do not (often) fruit in clusters of more then two to five mushrooms (see : Coprinus domesticus; C. radians, so this probably is C. micaceus s.l., which has lost its "mica" after rainfall.

 

 

 

Thanks for that Gerrit.

 

the Coprinus I've listed as domesticus are very pale/white in colour.

 

Here's a few other images of it.

 

didn't perceive any mica on the caps tbh

 

I'll go back and have a look at them developed over the next couple of days.

 

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[Fungus]

the Coprinus I've listed as domesticus are very pale/white in colour. Here's a few other images of it. didn't perceive any mica on the caps tbh

 

David,

Concerning C. domesticus, I was refering to the first two pictures with the bright yellow to orange brown clusters of Inkcaps without remaining "mica".

These are photo's of C. atramentarius, just as the for last of the earlier photo's was.

[David Humphries]

David,

Concerning C. domesticus, I was refering to the first two pictures with the bright yellow to orange brown clusters of Inkcaps without remaining "mica".

These are photo's of C. atramentarius, just as the for last of the earlier photo's was.

 

With you now

 

 

Thanks

 

 

 

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Edited June 14, 2011 by Monkey-D

[armybloke]

Cheers , looks great, I'll follow this thread with even more interest then.

 

Here is your next installment. Week 2 and there are 3 more areas of fungi that have appeared. No kids yet!

[Fungus]

Here is your next installment. Week 2 and there are 3 more areas of fungi that have appeared.

 

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[David Humphries]

1. Not Fuligo septica, but the still active plasmodium stage of another myxomycete, which has not yet formed aethalia.

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Kinda still looks like Fuligo to me Gerrit.

 

First shot yesterday (original photo)

& here it is again, a day later (today)

 

 

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[Fungus]

Kinda still looks like Fuligo ... here it is again, a day later (today)

 

: Fuligo septica.

[armybloke]

Around the base of a very dead Ash!

[David Humphries]

Around the base of a very dead Ash!

 

 

Coprinus (would think micaceus)

 

 

 

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[armybloke]

Always grateful for confirmation - thanks Monkey-D