Fungi finds at my local park..

[juliejam]

This lovely little fungi was in small groups of 2-4 in the grass under large Oak..



This was found all on its own growing around young Oak...It was a deep crimson in colour.cap measuring almost 3cms...When gills were touched they released milk..




Help with an ID would be appreciated

Many thanx

Julie

[juliejam]

Having another look at the second fungi as i did bring it back with me..the milk is watery and smells of fish.. Ive been Looking online and also through some fungi books...Im coming up with Watery Milkcap.Lactarius serifluus..

So are there any takers on that one..

Julie

[juliejam]

Originally Posted by juliejam

This lovely little fungi was in small groups of 2-4 in the grass under large Oak..



This was found all on its own growing around young Oak...It was a deep crimson in colour.cap measuring almost 3cms...When gills were touched they released milk..




Help with an ID would be appreciated

Many thanx

Julie

This second fungi has been drying out at home..and much to my surprise...it has started to smell abit like curry powder ...could my find be a Curry Milkcap lactarius camphoratus.

Julie

[Stewy]

Originally Posted by juliejam

Having another look at the second fungi as i did bring it back with me..the milk is watery and smells of fish..

Bass Julie???

[juliejam]

Originally Posted by Stewy

Bass Julie???

Too oily for Bass stewy...Havent had any for awhile..must get myself down the old fish market this week..

Julie

[CapAndBracket]

No 1: Bolbitius titubans perchance.

Cheers J.P.

[juliejam]

Originally Posted by CapAndBracket

No 1: Bolbitius titubans perchance.

Cheers J.P.

Yellow Fieldcap..Im thinkin you've hit the nail on the head with that one..cheers J.P

Julie