Afew more

[Dogghound]

1.Growing at the base of Silver Birch


2. Growing on Oak

3. Growing at the base of Silver Birch


4. Growing between beech and pine woodland


5. Growing on an unknown stump in beech woodland


6. Growing in Beech woodland


Cheers.

[CloudedYellow]

Hi Dogghound.

I do not have the experience to id most fungi from pitures (thankfully I am a bit better at id'ing them in-situ and in the hand!) However. you have helped me elsewere and I do know some of these:

2) Laetiporus sulphureus Chicken of the Woods
3) likely Pleurotus ostreatus Oyster Mushroom
4) is a sp. of Clavulinopsis
5) likely Amanita rubescens The Blusher

Richard

[Dogghound]

Thanks alot Richard is greatly appreciated.

[NickCantle]

Seems to be some confusion with the listed numbers there!

1 looks like a Hypholoma.

4 might be a rather waterlogged Stropharia aeruginosa

Richard, would you agree that 5 is probably Calocera viscosa?

[Dogghound]

Cheers for the additional ID's Nick.

[CloudedYellow]

Originally Posted by Dogghound

Cheers for the additional ID's Nick.

Sorry,

Nick is right - I have muddled my numbering

As Nick says 5 is probably Calocera viscosa though I thought that was conifer only, maybe not. Not on grass whatever!

6) likely Amanita rubescens The Blusher

[fairplay]

Hi Richard,

The C. viscosa would have been growing on buried Conifer wood under the moss.

Neil.