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Fungi ID; Place all your Fungi ID's here
Topic Started: Jul 20 2008, 12:07 PM (36,676 Views)
Davebutterflyman
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Thanks Grayling.

Unlikely to be one of the Hypoxylon types then as they only grow on birch and beech so it is probably a good candidate for a Lycogala type.
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Grayling
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Dave, I'm really sorry but I've just realised that the pink globular one was on birch - it was down at Thursley where there are lots of felled trees left from when they had a big fire a few years ago.

Put it down to a senior moment :oldlady:
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Davebutterflyman
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Ahh..thanks. That would make that one of a possible two types Grayling. I'll see if i can narrow it down to one.
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happyhare
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Any ideas on this one dave?

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Davebutterflyman
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Not too sure Happyhare.

Were there are trees nearby?
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Forget Me Not
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on the back garden today
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Davebutterflyman
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Those are a type of Coprinus Jean. Great photo.
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happyhare
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Osprey
No trees very close Dave and on chalk grassland.
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Tabatha
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:thanks: Dave & Grayling.

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Night Owl
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:greatpics: Grayling I love the colour of the one in the 2nd photo :cool2:
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feedyourhedgehog
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A great set of photos Grayling :encore:
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mick2
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Marsh Harrier
right brace yersel dave. this will keep ye busy till hols time :lol:
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mick2
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Marsh Harrier

coral spot?
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Davebutterflyman
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:scream: :outtahere: :lol:



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mick2
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the pics with the small gaps in between are the same just underside views so not too many lol
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Davebutterflyman
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Off the top of my head Mick...

Photos 12,13 & 14 are of Porcelain Fungus (possibly fungi 11 as well)

Photo 1 and 21 - Mycena inclinata

Fungi 18 might be Mycena galopus

Fungi 6 & 7 could be a Cortinarius sp

Fungi 8 could be a Stereum or Phellodon type

Fungi 16 is likely to be the gelatinous fruiting body of a Dacrymycetaceae.

I'll try and look at the others and possibly the rest may have to wait until we get back Mick.



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Davebutterflyman
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Thanks Happyhare...i'll keep looking.
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mick2
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cheers dave, not a problem. i will keep looking on the net but i think its a book i need, easier to flick through pages to find what something to compare
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Grayling
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You've been busy Mick :lol2:

I found these odd things today - under a hawthorn bush in mixed woodland - oak, birch, pine and thought they might be ex-fungi of some kind

and then spotted a little fungi and I think they might be Pestle Puffballs? I'll go back probably tomorrow, Monday at the latest - to get a better photo - one thing I've discovered is how quickly fungi grow and go over!!

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Grayling
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And this one was found growing from a gorse branch and I think it is Tuberous Polypore?

The flippy out camera screen is coming in useful :lol2:
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