Fungi Id please 5 in total

[Dunedin]

Apologies for lack of underside view on some, all found in birch, heather, blaeberry(blueberry area

[mykonik]

Originally Posted by Dunedin

Apologies for lack of underside view on some, all found in birch, heather, blaeberry(blueberry area

Sorry, don't think these are identifiable (with reasonable conifidence !) - not enough detail shown I'm afraid.

Nick

[NickCantle]

Surely second row down on the left is Leccinum scabrum?

[flaxton]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

Surely second row down on the left is Leccinum scabrum?

If Nick (L) says they are unidentifiable then thats good enough for most of us

Mal

[NickCantle]

I'll not say anything in future.

[fairplay]

Dunedin,

You probably do have Leccinum scabrum there, also a Bolete and maybe a Lactarius, but overall you have shown insufficient detail, we need to see the underside to see how the gills are attached to stem and their true colour, no dappled shade photo's as the colour is distorted, no photo's of fungi half dried up and no out of focus photo's.

With specimens of Lactarius note the colour of the latex and show it in your photo. Details of any taste and smell will always help, plus it's habitat i.e.
what was it growing on - wood, soil, woodchips. What tree was nearby, if any.

Look up threads by Fungi John or Nick Cantle and see how they arrange their subject prior to taking a photo.

Neil.

[KeenTeen17]

Orange birch bolete? if it was growing with birch? (GUESS)

[flaxton]

Originally Posted by KeenTeen17

Orange birch bolete? if it was growing with birch? (GUESS)

Sorry KT but it is the Brown Birch Bolete

Mal

[mykonik]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

I'll not say anything in future.

You say what you want Nick - it's a free country (just !)

I did say 'with reasonable confidence'.

Nick

[NickCantle]

Thanks Nick

Might I add I wasn't trying to ignore your information, I just suggested what I thought.