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Fungi ID; Place all your Fungi ID's here
Topic Started: Jul 20 2008, 12:07 PM (36,699 Views)
Natural Poolie
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1-1 1/2 inches high, about the same in diameter, growing in very sandy soil amongst clover and brachen/moss almost on the verge of some dunes, and although they were fairly numerous they were all growing singularly
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Well done for remembering to get the details Paul. :clap: It really does help.
Hygrocybe punicea I think. Would you agree Dave?
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Davebutterflyman
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Great sighting Paul.

I would agree Judy with Scarlet Waxcap :cool2:
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Natural Poolie
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Thanks Dave and Judy, much appreciated, its what I thought, but its nice to be confirmed by those more knowledgable :yes:
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Can anyone help with these please?

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this one looks a bit like a fried egg :giggle:

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GreenLarry
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Anyone know thos clumping fungus?

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GreenLarry
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This is a photo a friend posted on facebook for an ID-it was totally blue for some reason so had to guess the right colours!

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:hello1: Larry

Photo 1 could be Coprinus or Mycena genus...will have to look further

Photo 2 looks like a Lycoperdon of some kind.
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Nov 12 2011, 05:51 PM
:hello1: Larry


Photo 2 looks like a Lycoperdon of some kind.
Thanks Dave, i passed the info on :cool:
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GreenLarry
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Anyone know these?

Common Field Mushroom?

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unknown yellow fungus

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unknown

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Some amazing Fungi Larry :cool:

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I just put some photos of this Fungi,on my thread but i have no idea what it is.It just appeared on my bench.
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Great captures Larry :clap3:

Not sure off the top of my head what they are but i will look into it.
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Your fungi Jean could be Trametes versicolor.
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Larry, your first one is definitely not a Common Field Mushroom but without more detail I cant say what it is. It is necessary to have a view of the stem and underside to give a positive id. but at first glance it looks like one of the Cortinarius species.
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Thats what i was thinking Judy with the brown gills and conical shaped cap.
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raptorwatcher
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Great Fungi everyone.
Any id help on the following two is much appreciated.Thanks. :thankyou:

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2.Is this yellow stinkhorn??
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Great shots Stu :clap3:

I don't think i can id the first one from photo alone but i'll have a go at the second one.
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raptorwatcher
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Could the first one be White Saddle - Helvella crispa?
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Stu, nice finds :grin:
1 Helvella sp. (not enough forpositiveid as Dave says)

2 Clavulinopsis sp. What was it growing on Stu, and where?

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Nov 15 2011, 05:17 PM
Stu, nice finds :grin:
1 Helvella sp. (not enough forpositiveid as Dave says)

2 Clavulinopsis sp. What was it growing on Stu, and where?

Hi Judy, the yellow fungi was growing on a piece of tree stump in a woods alongside a fast flowing river and waterfall.The whole area was covered in loads of moss too.
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