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

[stihlmadasever]

Inspecting a beech with merrip earlier and came across all these beauties in a very small area.

[Will Heal]

Went for a walk on the side of the blorenge in South Wales today and found many different mushrooms, not sure what some of them were any help to id them would be great.
I’ll try to post the ones I know first

Porcelain mushrooms only one on its own to start with then found more and more

Young fistulina

Chanterelles

Ganoderma

Sulphur tuft

Not sure

Not sure

Not sure

Charcoal burner?

Don’t know but has a blue ring around the top of the stem

Not sure

[slack ma girdle]

Big brown one with pores is a bolete .

[slack ma girdle]

The group of fungi are sulphur tuft.

[slack ma girdle]

A few from today, the first is the Decevier i think.

The second is chanterelle
Not sure about the third

[Will Heal]

Big brown one with pores is a bolete .

It was bigger than my hand!

[Will Heal]

Fungi we found today in the Forest of Dean


Sickener ?

Don’t know, they were on a beech stump
Tiny blue fungus under an oak log

Black bulgar fungus

Dyers mazegill, like a dirty sponge!

Don’t know this one, softish bracket on an oak

[tree-fancier123]

found this up against a fence, hiding round the back of what I thought was a healthy oak

[Gary Prentice]

Came across these in a local quarry. Before the LA planted the site I think that it was pretty bare with probably little in the way of mycorrhizal presence - very rarely come across any fungi. These have cropped up in an area that was burnt by recent fires. 

[David Humphries]

2 hours ago, Gary Prentice said:

Came across these in a local quarry. Before the LA planted the site I think that it was pretty bare with probably little in the way of mycorrhizal presence - very rarely come across any fungi. These have cropped up in an area that was burnt by recent fires. 

Paxillus sp perhaps P. involutus (brown rollrim)

 

Did the LA plant birch?