The Ultimate "What is this Fungi?" thread.

[TeeDee]

Golden Turkey Tail?

 

[demographic]

Not the best picture but you get the drift.
Coral Fungi?

 

[punkrockcaveman]

Not the best picture but you get the drift.
Coral Fungi?

Looks like candlesnuff, Xylaria hypoxylon

 

[TeeDee]

Golden Turkey Tail?

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Can anyone experienced please confirm the ID on this one please? TIA

 

[baggins]

Have a look at Hairy curtain crust, Stereum hirsutum, see quite a bit around us, normally on dead trees. Seems to flush in quite large blooms. Not edible or with any medicinal uses I'm aware of.

 

[Broch]

I concur; either Turkey Tail (Trametes versicolor) - what Philips calls ochraceous-rust colour or, as baggins says, Hairy Curtain Crust.

 

[TeeDee]

 

[Wander]

That's quite a easy one to identify because it's quite unique - earthstar.

 

[punkrockcaveman]

Definitely some kind of earth star. I'll get on the roger phillips book later!

 

[TeeDee]

That's quite a easy one to identify because it's quite unique - earthstar.

Easy for you!!

Thank you Wander - appreciated.

 

[Wander]

Kind of.
Once you know what they are you'll never confuse them for anything else.

Oh, and I should say, lucky find for you! They're not common. I've never seen one in the wild.

 

[Broch]

It could be any one of a number of Earth Stars TBH but based on the colouring I would suggest Sessile Earthstar (Geastrum fimbriatum).

I have to look these up because none of them are edible, to my knowledge, so I don't tend to commit them to memory.

 

[TeeDee]

Kind of.
Once you know what they are you'll never confuse them for anything else.

Oh, and I should say, lucky find for you! They're not common. I've never seen one in the wild.

Found in the Grounds of Lanhydrock.

Lanhydrock | Cornwall

Magnificent late-Victorian country house with gardens full of year-round colour, a wooded estate, walking trails and off-road routes for bikes and trampers.

www.nationaltrust.org.uk

 

[Zammo]

I came across this this the other day and was wondering if it's Chicken of the Woods?

New item by Chris

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[punkrockcaveman]

I would say not- it's likely to be blackening polypore or possibly beefsteak fungus (although this is typically more red in colour). Pics of the underside and tree species may help to ID.

 

[richos36]

Evening all . I wonder if any one can identify this fungus growing on a conifer stump I chopped the tree down about 12 years ago and its been hidden by a fence I recently (2months ago ) cleared the area and made the stump my wood chopping area went up today and this is what greeted me .

 

[punkrockcaveman]

Sulphur tuft

 

[richos36]

Sulphur tuft

are more orange and flater than these ?

 

[richos36]

 

[punkrockcaveman]

They are older specimens in your pic. Have a Google search- you'll see plenty of pics as they are a very common mushroom. I promise you they are sulphur tufts