2 Beechwood fungi for ID please

[Tiggrx]

I would appreciate a little help with these two please. Sorry didn't measure, smell or do anything else I was supposed to do, but maybe they look distinctive to somebody

Both taken yesterday in beech woodland in the Buckinghamshire Chilterns.

This was growing on a moss covered fallen log (probably beech)


and this colony was growing high up a beech tree (sorry not much detail of this one)


also saw some wonderful Oysters - at least I could ID some of the fungi myself


thanks for any help with the identities
Aaron

[fungi2bwith]

Second picture looks like more velvet shanks. There are loads around at the moment.

[leifus]

1 could be Mycena pelianthina, whichs favours beech
2 Velvet Shank, Flammulina velutipes

nice oysters!

[Tiggrx]

Thanks for the suggestions guys.

The Velvet Shank looks like, not so sure on the Mycena pelianthina though. According to the Collins Guide it should have crimson black edges to it's gills, which doesn't seem to fit. But it does look close - so I guess a Mycena sp.

[Hedge Witch]

Hi, The first looks like Mycena galericulata to me:

Rogers Mushrooms - Mycena galericulata Mushroom

[KeenTeen17]

1) M. galericulata
2) velvet shank
3) oyster mushroom as you said yourself!