Death be my mushroom

[wildherbalian85]

Ok i have loads but only a few for this thread. I will start with the stink horn as it will make the thread title make sense, this mushroom had a very powerful putrid smell....

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4. These was found in beech woodland...


5. on a rotting stump....



6. This looks like some kind of ink cap, it was covered in this dusty stuff, i saw a few of these around today.....

[wildlifesnapper]

Hi

1 - as you say Stinkhorn - Phallus impudicus
2 - Clitocybe nebularis - Clouded Agaric
3 - Collybia butyracea var. asema
4 - Collybia confluens - Clustered Toughshank
5 - one of the Honey Fungi - Armillaria sp.
6 - is a type of Coprinus - Inkcap. The white stuff is the veil or covering that covered the young cap and breaks up into small scales with age.

neil

[wildherbalian85]

Originally Posted by wildlifesnapper

Hi

2 - Clitocybe nebularis - Clouded Agaric
3 - Collybia butyracea var. asema
4 - Collybia confluens - Clustered Toughshank
5 - one of the Honey Fungi - Armillaria sp.

Thanks for those, have you any idea of what the stink horn is called??

[Nick_in_Scotland]

Originally Posted by wildherbalian85

I love this photo with the forest edge in the background . I'd say this is Clouded Agaric, Clitocybe nebularis, usually appearing later on in the season. No. 3 looks like Butter Cap, I often find this in the same kind of forest and at the same time as Clouded Agaric. The last one looks like Honey Fungus.

Nick.

[NickCantle]

Phallus impudicus.

[wildlifesnapper]

Hi

I just edited my reply, see above

[NickCantle]

Cheat

[wildlifesnapper]

Not guilty your honour,
there was a flood of posts as I was editing, that's the honest truuph guv

[wildherbalian85]

thanks guys, and i the jurors find wildlife not guilty.

Nick Scotland that wasn't "technically speaking" the forest edge, that was just a few meter wide gap (well sorta muddy weedy path) between the trees, have a look for yourself....





personally speaking i thought the place was a truly beautiful place, very peacefull... well apart from the distant gunshots.

[Nick_in_Scotland]

Originally Posted by wildherbalian85

thanks guys, and i the jurors find wildlife not guilty.

Nick Scotland that wasn't "technically speaking" the forest edge, that was just a few meter wide gap (well sorta muddy weedy path) between the trees, have a look for yourself....





personally speaking i thought the place was a truly beautiful place, very peacefull... well apart from the distant gunshots.

Very nice place! I must admit that I do enjoy getting away into the peace and quiet of the wilderness where it's just me and the mushrooms . The excitement of seeing some dark woods in front of you and anticipating what delights might be inside!