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

[David Humphries]

Some kind of Boletus?

 

 

Nice pointer Giles, it does look very much like the Red Cracking Bolete - Boletus chrysenteron

 

 

 

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[treewizard]

im thinking Boletus porosporus????????? just goin by my ident book there

[David Humphries]

im thinking Boletus porosporus????????? just goin by my ident book there

 

Did you mean Xerocomus porosporus, Tw?

Which is the second photo.

[Giles Hill]

You're very welcome Monkeyd.

 

I spotted this from the car and knew it was a Pholiota thanks to the recent pics you'd posted.

 

 

Saying that...

 

I think it's Poliota aurivella - the Golden Scalycap, but it looks a bit different to yours...

What do you reckon? I'm wondering if your one might be Pholiota adiposa -that one likes beech trees apparently.

[treewizard]

yeah sorry my mistake, what do you think??

[David Humphries]

yeah sorry my mistake, what do you think??

 

Similar, but mine doesn't appear to have the ridge on the rim.

 

Think it might be B chrysenteron as previously stated.

Have got some Myco's on the case.

Will get back with definitive anon.

 

Cheers for the input.

 

Off to bath the kids.........I vill be back

 

 

 

 

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[treewizard]

Some fungi i spotted yesterday they are a bit past it but they were big so i grabbed some pics

(also can anyone explain why the cedar in the last pic has done this???)

 

cauliflower fungus-Sparassis crispa

other one in not sure of??????

[Bundle 2]

What is third one on...a conifer it looks like yeah!!? <><><><>

[treewizard]

all on one cedar mate

[Giles Hill]

Phaeolus schweinitzii might be a candidate???