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David Humphries

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First one looks like Phaeolus schweinitzii to me. Second looks like a couple of intergrown Boletes. Are they really on the Beech or on top of it?
Third one could be Amanita rubescens, maybe too early to tell apart from A. Pantherina
The big stinky 'boletes' was growing where the roots were. The roots are close to the surface and easy to follow, and the fungi were all growing on top of the root ridge.
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