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

[David Humphries]

Stipe, flesh, pores and tubes turning dark blue on bruising and without an orange-red net on the surface of the upper half of the stem ? If so : Boletus erythropus .

 

 

Few more of the same specimen.

 

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[David Goss]

Found this cute little thing yesterday close to a lime fa la la la la

I would look it up but i know you guys with fungus for brains love to tell me whats what

[David Humphries]

Found this cute little thing yesterday close to a lime fa la la la la

I would look it up but i know you guys with fungus for brains love to tell me whats what

 

 

Pores or gills would be kinda helpful ???

 

 

 

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[David Goss]

Sorry i couldnt get my camera under it and i wouldnt want to make it too easy for you

Also i didnt want to pick it up just to photograph its bum:001_tongue:

[Fungus]

Few more of the same specimen.

 

There seems to be a (not very distinctive) orange-red net at the top of the stem and the blueing of the flesh is not very dark, so if this is correct, it would be Boletus luridus.

[Fungus]

Found this cute little thing yesterday close to a lime

 

It will have pores and tubes, so this is a bolete, and with Tilia it almost always is one of the species from the Xerocomus chrysenteron group.

[RobArb]

Little Coprinus? in a field today near Ulmus, Prunus and an Acer

 

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[Fungus]

Little Coprinus? in a field today near Ulmus, Prunus and an Acer

 

No, a Conocybe with yellow-brown spores, such as C. rickenii or C. lactea.

[RobArb]

Are they any relation to psilocybes?

 

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[Fungus]

Are they any relation to psilocybes?

 

Although both are genus of smaller Agaricales with yellow-brown to brown spores, they are no more related to one another than finches are to sparrows.