Castle Drogo - Devon finds, some for ID help, others for fun :D

[Steve Wurzel]

All in one day, just a few of the fungi I found.
Feel free to comment or ID

1. Frog stool


2. The small ones are edible I've discovered!!


3. Not all the same...


4. Not all the same...


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6.


7. Nice pie crust


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There's a few more, but ID's for 6, 7 and 9 most needed, thanks.

[Stewy]

7 Is a Brown Rollrim by the looks of it.

6 Could be a young Birch Polypore.

5 Is a common earthball

3 The far one on the right might be a Deathcap and the second one a Blusher.

That's my input!!

[Steve Wurzel]

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14. This one was already kicked over when I found it, which may account for the unusual colouing of the spores.


15. Two species growing together on woodchip in coastal Cornwall the same day..


Some interesting finds there, the pseudoboletus from the earlier post was a first for me too.

[Stewy]

10 Lactarius sp. (Possibbly!!!)

11 Amethyst deceiver.

[Andy Overall]

Originally Posted by Steve Wurzel

All in one day, just a few of the fungi I found.
Feel free to comment or ID

1. Frog stool


2. The small ones are edible I've discovered!!


3. Not all the same...


4. Not all the same...


5.



6.


7. Nice pie crust


8.


9.


There's a few more, but ID's for 6, 7 and 9 most needed, thanks.

Hi,

7. Tricholomopsis rutilans - 'Plums & Custard'

8. Clavulinopsis helvola

9. Collybia confluens

[Steve Wurzel]

Originally Posted by Andy Overall

Hi,

7. Tricholomopsis rutilans - 'Plums & Custard'

8. Clavulinopsis helvola

9. Collybia confluens

Thanks for 7 & 9 interesting avenues to explore there, thanks Andy

[cybershot]

Whoops!

"2. The small ones are edible I've discovered!!"

I'd have been a lot happier about your welfare had you 100% positively ID'd them before finding out they were edible:
Psuedoboletus parasiticus - Parasitic Bolete

David

P.S. Apologies Steve I didn't pick up on your statement in post#3:

"Some interesting finds there, the pseudoboletus from the earlier post was a first for me too."

[Steve Wurzel]

It's not your fault Cybershot.. my grasp of the English language is at best "antiquated"

I didn't want to ID all of them to give the newbies a chance to look them up, but the Pseudoboletus parasiticus - Parasitic Bolete was new to me.. a fascinating discovery as far as I was concerned