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

[David Humphries]

19 hours ago, openspaceman said:

They are but it was mean not to annotate them 😉

I couldn’t be arsed, but just for you 😉

 

Coral - Magpie inkcap - Nail fungus

Blewit - half free Morel - Fly agaric

Dog stinkhorn - Parasitic boletes - Beefsteak

Scarlet Elfcups - Silky rosegill - Wrinkled peach

 

Edited December 23, 2023 by David Humphries

[David Humphries]

12 hours ago, CTTree said:

Good evening all 

Not the most exciting fungi to look at but I was hoping someone could help with some ID? 

The below were on the woodland floor, deciduous and in an area with quite a lot of light. 

Fungal beauty is in the eye of the beholder. 😄

 

I think these are funnel caps, either trouping or clouded, 

[slack ma girdle]

Wrinkled club for the first , no idea for the other two

[Ben R]

16 hours ago, David Humphries said:

Fungal beauty is in the eye of the beholder. 😄

 

I think these are funnel caps, either trouping or clouded, 

Agree with your statement 👍

The flesh colour and large size strongly suggests C. geotropa (Trooping) to me, as nebularis has greyish tones. 
I see both of these all the time locally. 

[Ben R]

16 hours ago, slack ma girdle said:

Wrinkled club for the first , no idea for the other two

No 2 is one of the Mycena but it’s a large genus so it’s difficult to get to species with any reasonable level of confidence, sorry. At least, for me! 
Suspect 3 is one of the ‘Cavaliers’ (Melanoleuca). Could be M. grammopodia based on pale cap inverted at maturity with dark central ‘button, pale gills and the grassy location.
 

[slack ma girdle]

7 hours ago, Ben R said:

No 2 is one of the Mycena but it’s a large genus so it’s difficult to get to species with any reasonable level of confidence, sorry. At least, for me! 
Suspect 3 is one of the ‘Cavaliers’ (Melanoleuca). Could be M. grammopodia based on pale cap inverted at maturity with dark central ‘button, pale gills and the grassy location.
 

Thank you Ben

[ClintG]

Found on decayed heartwood of common Lime 

[slack ma girdle]

8 hours ago, ClintG said:

Found on decayed heartwood of common Lime 

That looks a bit like a wood wax

[ClintG]

Found this at the base of a Beech, is it Perenniporia fraxinea, Ganaderma sp. or something else?

[ClintG]