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

[daltontrees]

Nice Jules

 

Clay soil?

 

Saprobic on just general wood detritus in your garden or anything specific?

 

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I will investigate what they were growing on, I tool the picture with my 4 year old daughter in tow and as ever had no opportunity to linger and contemplate. I tooka a semi-mature holly out 2 years ago in the bed and put in lots and lots of coarse mulch from the local recycling place. 40cm topsoil on glacial clays. Will say more if I can refine my observations.

[sloth]

A little fairytale magic in all stages of development under this fine birch

[David Humphries]

Looks like you had yourself a wee nibble on the last one

 

 

Explains a lot............

 

 

 

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[sloth]

Mmm very tasty these field mushrooms...

...What's that you say? Not field mushrooms, hallucinogenic...

...Oh dear! Everything's looking so, colourful, and moving...:eek:

[Hewdes]

A few from my yard today haven't got a clue what they are but hopefully someone else will.

 

The first one could be Enteridium lycoperdon, a nice white slime mould, although it does usually grow on standing dead timber. I have seen it on oak a number of times.

[David Humphries]

Armillaria melea on horse chestnut

Amanita muscaria on birch

Grifola frondosa on oak

Flammulina velutipes on elm

 

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[Python]

A few from my yard today haven't got a clue what they are but hopefully someone else will.

 

The first one could be Enteridium lycoperdon, a nice white slime mould, although it does usually grow on standing dead timber. I have seen it on oak a number of times.

 

I thought maybe Fuligo septica?

[Hewdes]

Ah yes, dog vomit!

[Jesse]

Nice Meripilus taken a few weeks ago, we took the tree down.

[Gary Prentice]

Ah yes, dog vomit!

 

Whats the one in your avatar?