More mushroom finds.

[village wench]

This first I declare to be larch bolete - Suillus grevillei

The next are I think a brown birch bolete but not definite on it.

How these tiny things caught my eye I will never know,I had to pick one to look at with a magnifying glass when I got home,the pics aren;t great point and click camera sadly.They are really tough little things too.

[CapAndBracket]

You're getting good at this, for the unknown try Marasmius section of the book.

Cheers J.P.

[village wench]

Originally Posted by CapAndBracket

You're getting good at this, for the unknown try Marasmius section of the book.

Cheers J.P.

Although they look almost white in my photo I think they must be horse hair fungus going on size colour and toughness.
thanks for the hint
Just got to see if I am right on the brown bolete now

[mykonik]

Originally Posted by village wench

Although they look almost white in my photo I think they must be horse hair fungus going on size colour and toughness.
thanks for the hint
Just got to see if I am right on the brown bolete now

The first two are correct Village Wench - the tiny little thing is Marasmius rotula - very common, especially at this time of year.


Nick

[village wench]

Originally Posted by mykonik

The first two are correct Village Wench - the tiny little thing is Marasmius rotula - very common, especially at this time of year.


Nick

I got some right..............finally.
Of course it helped that the Suillus grevillei were absolute replicas of the specimens in the book The Leccinum scabrum were less easy,but growing under the birch tree was a big clue
Thanks for the help people.
karen