Fungi Season 2009

[Tom D]

Thought that as Autumn is now upon us a new thread was in order. Having just got back from a weekend in Northumberland and a few walks in the Keilder forest, here are a few to get things started.

I am sure of the first one and fairly sure of the next three, the fifth could be a Pholiota Sp but I'm not sure.

Yellow Stagshorn: Calocera viscosa

The Deceiver: Laccaria laccata

The Sickener: Russula emetica

????

[David Humphries]

Set of great shots Tom.

 

Last one could be one of the puffballs.

Lycoperdon pedicellatum perhaps.

 

 

Lycoperdon pedicellatum - Found at Clumber Park Wildlife Photography @ http://www.wildaboutbritain.co.uk/gallery

 

 

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[Tom D]

It does look like that MD, good call, Rogers says on Red Data List, quite rare.

Rogers Mushrooms - Lycoperdon pedicellatum Mushroom

[David oakman]

Great shots:thumbup:

[combined tree services]

here is a bracket i saw on a Scyamore in a local country park right beside a well used path

[combined tree services]

ahhhh fook sory the last pic is upside down people

[Hannah]

Few bits and pieces I've stumbled across in the past week.

[David Humphries]

Nice shots H

 

That's got to be the elusive upside down Ganoderma guinnessii, right?

 

 

 

Is it on Willow?

 

 

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[David Humphries]

It does look like that MD, good call, Rogers says on Red Data List, quite rare.

Rogers Mushrooms - Lycoperdon pedicellatum Mushroom

 

 

 

I believe this cluster are also Lycoperdon pedicellatums

 

Saw these in Autumn last year at the edge of Oak/Birch woodland

 

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[sean]

From a few days ago....