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

[David Humphries]

The thought had crossed my mind, but it's not my site so would probably piss off some ecologists and be kinda rude.  

[Gary Prentice]

[Will Heal]

Maze gill fungus found on an oak stump in a wood in west wales today.

[Will Heal]

Ice hair fungus found in the Forest of Dean last year by a very good friend

[David Humphries]

Lepista nuda (wood blewit) on bark mulch at work this morning

 

 

 

 

 

[Steve Bullman]

Never heard of that one.  Did you take a nibble out of it?

[David Humphries]

45 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

Never heard of that one.  Did you take a nibble out of it?

Ha, not that hungry !

 

Apparantly good eating, but not one I've fancied eating.

[slack ma girdle]

Two recient finds, and not in my not very good id books.
First on growning out of fallen beech

The second one growing out of a Sycamore log

[David Humphries]

Suspect the first to be Psuedotrametes gibbosa but pore shot would be useful) 

 

Thinking the second set are velvet shank, Flammulina velutipes.

 

 

[slack ma girdle]

Suspect the first to be Psuedotrametes gibbosa but pore shot would be useful) 
 
Thinking the second set are velvet shank, Flammulina velutipes.
 
 

Cheers David. I thought about velvet shank for the second, but the shape seamed wrong. But it was growing on a log at the bottom of one of my log stacks, which may account for the shape.
Since talking the picture of Psuedotrametes gibbosa, i have seen loads out and about, and i have not noticed it before.
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