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

[SFK GARDENS LTD]

Can we eat most of those. I watched fantastic fungi and now want to save the plants even more lol. Dead wood. Bee food. Brain fixing. 🤤🤤🤤🤤

[Paul in the woods]

42 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

Anyone have any idea what these are? Can’t find anything about them on-line. Growing at the base of a cherry tree in the garden.

Possibly Shaggy Scalycap, Pholiota squarrosa. Worth looking at the stem to see if it matches.

 

Pholiota squarrosa, Shaggy Scalycap Mushroom

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[Mesterh]

Any ideas on this one? I'm guessing some kind of oyster mushroom, found them on a Holm oak.

 

[Paul in the woods]

34 minutes ago, Mesterh said:

Any ideas on this one? I'm guessing some kind of oyster mushroom, found them on a Holm oak.

 

I've not seen them in the flesh but I would thing they are Veiled Oysters, Pleurotus dryinus. Look's like it's not that common a find.

[Mesterh]

1 hour ago, Paul in the woods said:

I've not seen them in the flesh but I would thing they are Veiled Oysters, Pleurotus dryinus. Look's like it's not that common a find.

👍

 

Edible I hope.

 

Cheers, I will do a bit of searching. 

[Khriss]

16 hours ago, SFK GARDENS LTD said:

Can we eat most of those. I watched fantastic fungi and now want to save the plants even more lol. Dead wood. Bee food. Brain fixing. 🤤🤤🤤🤤

That is a good Netflix effort - guy sold that fungi to Pentagon 😳 K

[Silverhooker]

Took this the other day leaning over a wall no idea what they are but there’s loads of them . 

[Paul in the woods]

Shaggy inkcaps by the looks of the. https://www.wildfooduk.com/mushroom-guide/shaggy-inkcap/

 

[Silverhooker]

Thanks I had a short internet look and came up with the same.

Thats a great link too.

[AJStrees]

Rather large cap all on its own by an old oak.