Hi Guys,
I'm quite new to the fungi side of things. I can identify the odd fungi that doesn't have any gills. I went on a walk today to pick some blackberries and brought back a few samples of fungi to identify. I managed to identify 1 which I am confident with (specimen 1), I think this is a mature common puffball. All of the others I can't seem to identify with much conviction so I was wondering if someone could lead me down the right path with them. All of them were found in Beach Oak woodland growing on the ground this morning.
Specimen 1 - I'm fairly convinced that it is a common puffball
Specimen 2 - This seems to have gills on the top and underneath??
Specimen 3
Specimen 4
I'm quite new to the fungi side of things. I can identify the odd fungi that doesn't have any gills. I went on a walk today to pick some blackberries and brought back a few samples of fungi to identify. I managed to identify 1 which I am confident with (specimen 1), I think this is a mature common puffball. All of the others I can't seem to identify with much conviction so I was wondering if someone could lead me down the right path with them. All of them were found in Beach Oak woodland growing on the ground this morning.
Specimen 1 - I'm fairly convinced that it is a common puffball
Specimen 2 - This seems to have gills on the top and underneath??
Specimen 3
Specimen 4
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