For identification / confirmation of I.D, please

Lancashire Lad · #1 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 07:18 PM

Fungi noviice here again. Found these today in a local mixed woodland.

Think I've got a few named, but would appreciate confirmation & any steer on the ones I don't know.

Image 1 ... Eyelash - Scutellinia subhirtella ?

Image 2 ... Jellybaby - Leotia lubrica ?

Images 3 & 4 ... The Deceiver - Laccaria laccata ?

Image 5 ... Dog Stinkhorn - Mutinus caninus ?

Image 6 ... No idea on this. (Biggest was about 25mm tall, growing in cleft of a broken beech branch).

Image 7 ... No idea on this. (Biggest was about 40mm tall).

Image 8 ... Puffball - but not sure which.

Image 9 ... No idea on this. Growing on opposite side of beech tree to image 6

Image 10 ... Informed this was Honey Fungus, but not sure - Armillaria mellia ?
Nearly killed myself hanging over a ravine to get this pic!
Note all the maggots that appear to be feeding on it!!

Thanks for any help on these.
Mike.

wildherbalian85 · #2 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 08:08 PM

3 & 4... galerina??

9.. Gymnopilus???

fairplay · #3 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 09:24 PM

No 1-5 - OK
No 6. Mycena sp.
No 7. Mycena sp. (compact digital cameras often turn shade subjects blueish)
No 8. Lycoperdon pyriforme
No 9. Hypholoma fasciculare (old)
No 10. Armillaria sp. (old)

Neil.

flaxton · #4 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 10:58 PM

I think 6 is a young Mycena arcangeliana.

Mal

Lancashire Lad · #5 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 11:21 PM

Thanks guys - at least I'm starting to get the easy ones right.

Quote:

Originally Posted by fairplay

...No 7. Mycena sp. (compact digital cameras often turn shade subjects blueish)...

Don't know if this is of any use but: -

The ones in image 7 were very nearly "milk white" no bluishness at all.

The ones in image 6 did have a lilac blue cast on the caps, with slightly darker bluishness on the stipe. The photo does however make them look more bluish than they actually were.

Regards
Mike.