A smallish dark-brown fungus with a shaggy cap and scaly stem found growing either solitary or in small troops on soil and rotting debris in mixed or coniferous woodland.

A smallish yellowish-brown fungus growing either solitary or in trooping groups on soil in broadleaf woodland.

A medium to large Russula that has a variable cap, being violet to buff in colour, growing in scattered groups or solitary, on soil under broadleaf trees.

Small to medium sized Russula that has a pale, pinkish-green cap and grow eithe solitary or in groups on soil, specifically with Birch.

A medium to large Rusula, purplish red in the cap found growing in scattered groups or solitary in comiferous woodland, specifically with Pine.

A small and fragile fungus with a brownish-yellow cap commonly found on soil in grass ar the edges of woodland.

A small to medium sized Russula that is found growing in scattered groups or solitary, on soil in broadleaf woodland, specifically with Oak.

A small conical fungus found growing on rotting stumps in small trooping groups in broadleaf woodland, preffering Beech.

A large fungus with a bright yellow cap and brittle yellow gills, found growing either solitary or in scattered troops on soil, under Birch in damp places.

A small sharply umbonate fungus with a white cap found growing on soil in coniferous and deciduous woodland, often at the side of paths.