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

[Paul in the woods]

17 hours ago, Silverhooker said:

Tawny funnel cap is my best guess any one know ?..

Those or common funnels or similar, hard to be sure from the photos. They look a bit pale to me for tawny funnels but could be washed out a bit.

 

I like to have a close look at the gils and possibly do a spore print (place one gills down on a black piece of paper/card for a few hours).

 

If you look here you will see you should be looking for a creamy-white print.

Lepista flaccida, Tawny Funnel, identification

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[Will Heal]

Found this beauty on an oak tree today, spotted it while driving about 10ft up

[AJStrees]

2 hours ago, Will Heal said:

Found this beauty on an oak tree today, spotted it while driving about 10ft up

And what was it?

[AJStrees]

Is this the rosy bonnet? Mycena rosea. lovely colour it was.

[AJStrees]

Some small groups of these fantastic guys were under Cedrus Atlantica.

Parasol mushroom. Macrolepiota procera. I’m assuming.

[David Humphries]

7 hours ago, AJStrees said:

Is this the rosy bonnet? Mycena rosea. lovely colour it was.

Yep

[David Humphries]

7 hours ago, AJStrees said:

Some small groups of these fantastic guys were under Cedrus Atlantica.

Parasol mushroom. Macrolepiota procera. I’m assuming.

Hard to be sure without clearer id features but Macrolepiota procera has brown scales on the stem which these don’t appear to have so worth considering one of the shaggy parasols like Chlorophylum rhacodes

[AJStrees]

Hard to be sure without clearer id features but Macrolepiota procera has brown scales on the stem which these don’t appear to have so worth considering one of the shaggy parasols like Chlorophylum rhacodes

I see what you mean. Chlorophylum rhacodes. Will check the stem.

[trigger_andy]

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

Pholiota squarrosa, Shaggy Scalycap Mushroom

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Thank you.

[Paul in the woods]

A bit of honey fungus in our woodland today.