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

[David Humphries]

Yes, P. dryadeus.

 

 

 

 

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[Macca]

  David Humphries said:

Suillellus (formerly Boletus) queletii, the deceiving bolete.

 

Mycorrhizal on the roots of this hornbeam

 

Flesh stains blue immediately upon exposing to the air.

 

Delicious in a soup.

 

A bit intimidating when they turn blue though, you ask yourself "am I really gonna eat this".

[David Humphries]

Some fungal stuff whilst out of the office today looking at tree type things.

 

Puffball

 

 

Death cap

 

 

Blushing bracket

 

 

Spectacular rust gill

 

 

Many zoned rosette

 

 

Purple Brittle gill

 

 

Porcelain fungus

 

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Edited October 17, 2016 by David Humphries

[arbwork]

pics from autumn stroll yesterday

[David Humphries]

  arbwork said:

pics from autumn stroll yesterday

 

Nice collection of shots Jerry, where's the pine witches broom from?

 

 

 

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[arbwork]

David hello, unusual seen by Andrew as I had my eyes on the floor! shame most fruiting bodies by pathways squashed, aspley heath near aspley guise location, part of Bedford estates, Woburn

[David Humphries]

  arbwork said:

David hello, unusual seen by Andrew as I had my eyes on the floor! shame most fruiting bodies by pathways squashed, aspley heath near aspley guise location, part of Bedford estates, Woburn

 

Cool, always think they look like some kind of arboreal ewok abode

 

 

 

 

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[Kveldssanger]

Nice finds. Saw plenty of Mycena today, as well as Pluteus and a few bits I am yet to identify. A stray Ganoderma lucidum, too.

[roys]

Look at the size of this beauty that I came across today.

[roys]

Another shot of it