Unidentified fungi in the mournes

[fattyarbuckle]

Trying to work out what fungi this is, and if it is edible?

[leifus]

your first one is either Collybia sp. or Mycena sp. i found one like this a while ago and someone said it was probably Mycena but we need a shot of the gills i think....

[arvensis]

1: It could possibly be a Melanoleuca sp, or what leifus suggests.
2: Possibly Hydnum repandum
3: Far too gone over!
4: Russula sp.
5: Cortinarius sp??
6: Don't know.

Mark

[KeenTeen17]

1) inocybe sp.
2) maybe agree with arvensis
3) god knows
4) russula sp. maybe ochroleuca
5) saw a similar one and it was diagnosed as a hebeloma sp.

6) I am thinking an entoloma sp. because of the shiny cap and pale pink gills

[NickCantle]

Two and three are Hydnum repandum as has been identified (well, 2 anyway). I know there's not much to go on with three, but that's pretty distinctive shape and flesh and to me looks like Hydnum repandum.

[KeenTeen17]

talking about hydnum sp. how on earth do you pronounce it?

[NickCantle]

'High'd numm' I would presume

[flaxton]

Originally Posted by KeenTeen17

talking about hydnum sp. how on earth do you pronounce it?

Ask Julie she will tell you it is pronounced Hedge-hog fun-gi