The largest single fungi in this group is about 20cm diameter


I'll try to capture this one as it opens to identify. There are three or four of these together.

I think this one below is Dryad's Saddle which is approximately 25cm across


The following are all Bracket fungi.
Perhaps a Willow Bracket?

and a Smokey Bracket


2 comments:
Great finds!
No2, could it be aniseed cockleshell? gills run down the stem, curled margin,it also has a strong aniseed smell, so you could try the sniff test, but dont eat it! Or Jack o Lantern whos gills glow in the dark? Its widely spaced gills run down the stem too.
No3, how about a Snakeskin grisette (Amanita ceciliae)? The cap expands from convex, expanding & flattening with time.
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Take a look at: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Clitocybe_nebularisIV.JPG do you think thats it?
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