The Ultimate "What is this Fungi?" thread.

[Greg]

Sheathed Woodtuft???

 

[Greg]

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Looks like a Saffron Milk Cap.. But don't quote me on that.. Probably wrong!!

 

[baggins]

Definitely not a saffron Milk cap. They have an orange colour with green flecks, hollow stem. the milk they exude has a lovely saffron colour, (hence the name). Not sure what the OP posted though.

 

[Greg]

Definitely not a saffron Milk cap. They have an orange colour with green flecks, hollow stem. the milk they exude has a lovely saffron colour, (hence the name). Not sure what the OP posted though.

Which shrooms are you referring to?

 

[baggins]

Sorry, Bob_the_bakers post.

 

[Greg]

A couple days worth of photos of fungi from my local woodland.. Any identification would be appreciated.
Part 1

 

[Greg]

Part 2
Pretty sure No.1 on this post is a Common Lactarius (Milk Cap)
3rd on - Jelly Ear (Jews Ear)
4th - Sulphur Tufts
5th & 6th - False Death Cap.

 

[Bishop]

Here's an easy one..

 

[slowworm]

Here's an easy one..

Some form of Peziza, possibly domiciliana. Makes you wonder what it's eating.

 

[Bishop]

It's on the wall of my rubbish shed, mostly cardboard inside though the roof batons and door are overdue for a slap of preservative

 

[Wander]

Is this a Blusher?
Seen today at the base of an oak.

 

[slowworm]

Is this a Blusher?

I'm not an expert but I'd say it isn't a blusher but more likely a Shaggy Scalycap, Pholiota squarrosa, or similar.

Pholiota squarrosa, Shaggy Scalycap Mushroom

 

[Broch]

IMO definitely not Blusher (Amanita rubescens) - not convinced it's Shaggy Scalycap either as the gills would be adnate and they look more emarginate in the photo.

 

[slowworm]

Any suggestion to what it might be? There was something similar on another forum but no one could come up with a better id.

 

[Broch]

I'm sorry to say no, I don't. I admit that the closest in all my references is Shaggy Scalycap but I am still concerned about the gill shape. Perhaps Wander could investigate a little further?

Shaggy Scalycap: flesh yellowish - darkening; smell and taste of radish; gills pale yellow at first becoming brown, adnate; spore print brown. However, even that doesn't necessarily separate it from other scalycaps.

 

[punkrockcaveman]

I think these are tawny funnel caps, however they seem darker than most guides suggest. Found in a young pine plantation, in a ring around 3m dia. Plenty of them around, I spotted several rings.

 

[Danceswithhelicopters]

Spotted this on a dead tree on the Ardnamurchan peninsula last week.... Any help on what it is?

 

[slowworm]

Spotted this on a dead tree on the Ardnamurchan peninsula last week.... Any help on what it is?

It's a slime mould, Enteridium lycoperdon, aka false puffball or cauliflower slime mould.

 

[Nice65]

A moment of absolute confusion last week. Thought I’d stumbled upon a field corner of very odd looking mushrooms, but no.

 

[punkrockcaveman]

I had the same, mares tail shoots?