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

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

 

Thats what i said:lol:

 

So is it D. c. growing on/in another D. c.? Or the same D. c. with weird growth??

 

lol so you did, but if you know why not initials! you know the game!

 

and reckon you just have a wierdo, fungi are like that, doing odd things just to tease you!

[RobArb]

lol so you did, but if you know why not initials! you know the game!

 

 

OK, i'll bite, and play:thumbup:

[Fungus]

What about the typical shape of the cap (umbo : nipple), which is characteristic for M.v.

 

David,

How about Hemimycena cucullata ?

[David Humphries]

David,

How about Hemimycena cucullata ?

 

Looks to be a possible

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Was having a nose around a training ground for racehorses yesterday looking at the fung when among others this took the eye.

 

I wondered whether it would have pushed the horse shoe up if it had fruited an inch or so nearer to the metal?

 

I guess it would have. Shame, as it would have made a great image.

 

 

 

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[Fungus]

I wondered whether it would have pushed the horse shoe up if it had fruited an inch or so nearer to the metal? I guess it would have.

 

It would, Agaricus bitorquis is capable of breaking through tarmac and surfacing with asphalt on top and A. geesterani can lift big lumps of soil or heavy paving stones.

[David Humphries]

It would, Agaricus bitorquis is capable of breaking through tarmac and surfacing with asphalt on top and A. geesterani can lift big lumps of soil or heavy paving stones.

 

I guess it's also possible that it already had lifted it then slipped off.

 

 

Came across an exotic Oak (Q. marilandica - Black Jack Oak) at work with the not unusual A. muscaria on the roots. Also had a few unId'd bolete types around the roots.

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Few other bits of colourfungulous mycology from today......

 

Verdigris Agaric

Velvet Shank

Fly Agaric

& the Honey

 

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[RobArb]

I guess it's also possible that it already had lifted it then slipped off.

 

 

Came across an exotic Oak (Q. marilandica - Black Jack Oak) at work with the not unusual A. muscaria on the roots. Also had a few unId'd bolete types around the roots.

 

 

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Cool oak, like that one

 

(and obviously the fung too:lol:)

 

Sent from Rob's GalaxySII

[David Humphries]

Cool oak, like that one

 

(and obviously the fung too:lol:)

 

Sent from Rob's GalaxySII

 

Guess I really should pay more attention to the troups on my watch

 

 

ooops, nearly forgot

 

A.a & A.b I stumbled upon today in close proximity.

 

 

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