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

[Ben R]

16 hours ago, slack ma girdle said:

Wrinkled club for the first , no idea for the other two

No 2 is one of the Mycena but it’s a large genus so it’s difficult to get to species with any reasonable level of confidence, sorry. At least, for me! 
Suspect 3 is one of the ‘Cavaliers’ (Melanoleuca). Could be M. grammopodia based on pale cap inverted at maturity with dark central ‘button, pale gills and the grassy location.
 

[slack ma girdle]

7 hours ago, Ben R said:

No 2 is one of the Mycena but it’s a large genus so it’s difficult to get to species with any reasonable level of confidence, sorry. At least, for me! 
Suspect 3 is one of the ‘Cavaliers’ (Melanoleuca). Could be M. grammopodia based on pale cap inverted at maturity with dark central ‘button, pale gills and the grassy location.
 

Thank you Ben

[ClintG]

Found on decayed heartwood of common Lime 

[slack ma girdle]

8 hours ago, ClintG said:

Found on decayed heartwood of common Lime 

That looks a bit like a wood wax

[ClintG]

Found this at the base of a Beech, is it Perenniporia fraxinea, Ganaderma sp. or something else?

[ClintG]

[David Humphries]

On 18/01/2024 at 10:25, ClintG said:

Found on decayed heartwood of common Lime 

Have a look at Pleurotus dryinus for comparison. 

[David Humphries]

On 22/01/2024 at 20:56, ClintG said:

Found this at the base of a Beech, is it Perenniporia fraxinea, Ganaderma sp. or something else?

I’d agree with Perenniporia 

[David Humphries]

8 hours ago, ClintG said:

I think this would be Phlebia radiata

[CTTree]

Evening all 

I was hoping someone could be kind enough to offer some opinions on ID? 

The top pair I believe to be some sort of Fomes but am struggling? 

The middle pair are located on an oak, with fruiting bodies much of the way round the butt, all coming out from in between the buttresses. Does the location indicate decay of the butt/ lower stem heartwood and a lack of in the buttresses? Perhaps Ganoderma adspersum? 

The bottom I believe are Flammulina velutipes, I just thought they looked nice so would share them.