Last one is Agrocybe pediades.
Thank you very much Geoff. That might be the first time I've got a Russula right.
I'd say "probably" for the russula.
They look like common ink caps, Coprinus atramentaria
Edible but not within at least 48 hours of drinking alcohol.
They look like common ink caps, Coprinus atramentaria
Edible but not within at least 48 hours of drinking alcohol.
Firstly the latin names have all changed. The old genus Coprinus is a fragment of its former self, containing only the shaggy inkcap Coprinus comatus, and a handful of rarities. The family Coprinaceae no longer exists, and Coprinus has been moved to Agaricaceae - it turns out to be a relative of the agaricuses, parasols and puffballs. All of the other members of that genus have been relocated to a different family - Psathyrellaceae - mainly under the two new genera Coprinellus and Coprinopsis.
Secondly, those aren't common inkcaps. They are too small and the wrong colour. They are probably unidentifiable to species from the photo, but I'd guess Coprinellus domesticus - the Firerug Inkcap.
Edibility unknown, but unlikely to be seriously poisonous.
Geoff
Last one is Agrocybe pediades.
No it isn't. Must have had too much to drink when I posted. I think that's a Psathyrella. Need to pick it up really - Psathyrellas are very brittle and fall apart in your hands.
:-(
Thanks for the interesting replies all. They did fall apart at the least touch. Why the no alchohol rule? some kind of reaction?
Thanks for the interesting replies all. They did fall apart at the least touch. Why the no alchohol rule? some kind of reaction?
Sulphur tuft. Probably the most common mushroom in the UK.