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

[johnanderton]

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Thanks , need to get better ident books can't even find the first one in it !!

[RobArb]

aminita pantherina i reckon, and an aged bolete

 

woot woot got the genus right:001_tongue:

[David Humphries]

image 2-4 ?

 

is this not again the snakeskin grissette?

 

I don't believe so Tony.

 

the stems of these are plain white & not covered in the remains of the volva, which A. cecillae have.

 

 

 

 

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[RobArb]

er, why are there two thread in one here?

 

look at the Re: thread title bit

 

one says tis the season.... tother says roadside fungi finds?

 

 

 

thought i'd already posted????

[David Humphries]

er, why are there two thread in one here?

 

look at the Re: thread title bit

 

one says tis the season.... tother says roadside fungi finds?

 

 

 

thought i'd already posted????

 

 

 

There's usually a good reason to 'most' of what I do Rob, honest

 

John posted them on the 'roadside fung' thread which isn't really relevant to his Id question.

I've just moved it somewhere more generic.

 

Nothing more sinister

 

 

 

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[Fungus]

Amanita pantherina and an aged bolete ...

 

... such as Boletus (= Xerocomus) badius ?

[David Humphries]

image 2-4 ?

 

is this not again the snakeskin grissette?

 

 

 

Here's the same fung 24hrs on Tony.

 

You can now see that the scales are just remnants of the upper part of the universal veil and are slowly shedding to leave the atypical A. fulva emerging.

 

This place really is a carpet of fulvas.

 

check out the back ground on the last shot.

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Polyporus varius - the Black Foot Polypore

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Polyporus varius - the Black Foot Polypore

 

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lots of this about at the moment:thumbup1: tis going to be another bumber season allround, i can feel it in me bones

 

whips alive with them:001_cool:

 

[David Humphries]

lots of this about at the moment:thumbup1: tis going to be another bumber season allround, i can feel it in me bones

 

whips alive with them:001_cool:

 

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Lots of everything around

 

 

bumper year for sure.

 

Coprinus fruiting from it's onozium.

Otidea onotica

Armilaria rhizomorphs

Suillus sp

Amanita fulva troup

Ganoderma resinaceum on Red Oak

Amanita rubescens on Lime

Paxillus involutus & Amanita fulva on Oak

Fistulina hepatica & Amanita fulva on Oak

 

 

 

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