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24-04-2008, 03:17 PM
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| | | Whilst the season has slowed down
I thought I'd put these 3 Clumber finds up whilst the season is slack.
Galerina Species: 
Hygrophorus Species: 
other: 
Any help much appreciated
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24-04-2008, 04:28 PM
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| | | Re: Whilst the season has slowed down
Slack? It is hotting up here  Found my first Marasmius oreades for this season today. Looks like many more on the way too.
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24-04-2008, 04:40 PM
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| | | Re: Whilst the season has slowed down
John
I would say the second could be a Gomphidius (Chroogomphus) rutilus or might just be glutinosus which has paler gills but is rare 
Mal
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24-04-2008, 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by PeteS  Slack? It is hotting up here Found my first Marasmius oreades for this season today. Looks like many more on the way too. | Shussshh pete. I didn't want anyone to know it's a bumper spring here too 
The recent rain is having a good effect locally 
John
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24-04-2008, 05:19 PM
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| | | Re: Whilst the season has slowed down
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Originally Posted by flaxton John
I would say the second could be a Gomphidius (Chroogomphus) rutilus or might just be glutinosus which has paler gills but is rare
Mal | Thanks Mal. I was searching for the Herald of Winter which had been seen a few days earlier at Clumber. I didn't locate where it was found  but found this instead.
John
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24-04-2008, 05:23 PM
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| | | Re: Whilst the season has slowed down
My recent finds include Amanita fulva. Getting hungry for "Chicken of the Woods" but cannot find any in my local sites
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24-04-2008, 05:38 PM
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| | | Re: Whilst the season has slowed down
No. 2 looks likes a Hygrophorus hypothejus to me.
No. 3 is in the Lepista/Clitocybe area. I'm not much help I'm afraid.
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24-04-2008, 05:44 PM
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| | | Re: Whilst the season has slowed down
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Originally Posted by Leif No. 2 looks likes a Hygrophorus hypothejus to me.
No. 3 is in the Lepista/Clitocybe area. I'm not much help I'm afraid. | Thanks Leif. I was hoping to find the Hygrophorus hypothejus which had been found a few days before, but the gills on this didn't quite add up somehow.
John
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24-04-2008, 06:39 PM
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I agree with you John although I am always dubious about disagreeing with Leif The hypothejus that I find regularly have much yellower gills and also in a young specimen like this it usually has a pink area at the top of the stipe. 
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24-04-2008, 06:41 PM
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| | | Re: Whilst the season has slowed down
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Originally Posted by FungiJohn I thought I'd put these 3 Clumber finds up whilst the season is slack.
Galerina Species:
Hygrophorus Species:
other:
Any help much appreciated
John | Hi John !
No. 1 = Galerina sp ! If I could emoticon hysterical mirth I would - no chance of doing these without (or even with !?) a microscope !! So an  will have to do !
No. 2 = Hygrophorus hypothejus as already suggested.
No. 3 = ?????? - I wanted to suggest a Lepista but can't think of any with gills like that except L. flaccida and it's not that !! (Hence it's probably not a Lepista !!)
I shall muse further on it !
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