Sunday fungi stroll (picture heavy)

[EdS]

a few photos of the fungi in the woods opposite the house:

Turkey tail:

Lycoperdon pedicellatum:

best get these dried (oyster mushrooms)

oysters again:

Hypholoma radicosum:

 

[EdS]

cramp balls galore:

Hygrocybe ceracea:

macrolepiota procera (parasol):

macrolepiota procera (parasol):

Clitocybe gilva or Lepista inversa (I'll have a look athe books):

Clitocybe gilva or Lepista inversa (I'll have a look athe books):

cool stump but not the best photo ever taken

 

[EdS]

not to Brocks taste

a couple of species on the lawn - I didn't photo the other sort I found in numbers
these have an intersting shape

and these where a vivid yellow

 

[Singeblister]

nice pics Eds you sure have a lot of mushrooms up your way

 

[Matt Weir]

Cheers EdS,

Is the 3rd from the bottom a hedgehog fungus?

EdS, is it possible for you to label the pictures with the names please?

 

[dave k]

Cheers EdS,

Is the 3rd from the bottom a hedgehog fungus?

EdS, is it possible for you to label the pictures with the names please?

I think it's a russula, as it's got pronounced gills. Hedghog's have spines that are very distinctive.

 

[Matt Weir]

I think it's a russula, as it's got pronounced gills. Hedghog's have spines that are very distinctive.

Yeah, I couldn't tell if they were spines or gills (no offense Ed )

 

[EdS]

I'd love to label them but I'm not sure what they are, except the oyster myushrooms

 

[Matt Weir]

I'd love to label them but I'm not sure what they are, except the oyster myushrooms

no worries

I'm sure Xylaria will be along soon.

 

[andyn]

Guess at:
1 - Silver Leaf Fungus?
2 - common Puffball
3 and 4 - Oyster
6 - Cramp Ball
7 and 8 - Shaggy/Parasols
9 and 10 - common funnel cap by the looks of it.
14 - Possibly smooth earthball
15 - Looks like a mycena of some sorts
16 - Common Puffballs again

 

[xylaria]

From the bottom
1 looks like a very pale brick cap until you see the wood sorrel next to it for scale: Hypholoma radicosum

2 Is that the same tree as what we harvested from EdS, its having a good year. Go on somelse can give the latin.

3 Lycoperdon pedicellatum

4 Some sort of turkey tail i guess
next post
5 small fungi on a big stump, maybe crepidotus spp which is suspect look a like of 2.

6 Clitocybe gilva or lepista inversa There is quite a few browny funnel caps and they are hard to id from a photo, as it is things like in flesh colour and a variety of gill features that gives ID.

7 Doesn't appear to discolour red so macrolepiota procera, parasol mushroom.

8 mycena (they all look the same) polygramma

9 hygrocybe ceracea

Cramp balls that have IDed already
next post
10 No idea with the little frilly maybe a stropharia hornemanni. I don't know what size it is.

11 out of focus tricholoma

12 More lycoperdons somelse can put the latin to it, it is not the same the last one.

13 googy tricholoma, the ones in middle maybe the same but young.

14 king alfreds cakes in spore.

15 to small to see