In the meantime I've had a stab at identification of the following which I spotted in Gosforth Park NR on Monday evening, but all comments would be welcome.
Honey Fungus


Amanita rubescens - Blusher.
There was just the single specimen approx 10cm dia.cap.
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Hypholoma capnoides - Conifer Tuft.
The caps were no more than 1.5cm dia at this stage, and growing on a rotting tree stump in very wet conditions.


Coprinus but are they xanthotrix or cinerus?
These were growing on a patch of old wood chippings, with the open cap approx 3cm dia.

1 comment:
Great pic of the slug on the conifer tuft! I too find Coprinus difficult to distinguish. Keep at it, you're doing a great job. L
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