Tiny fungi for ID please

[wildlifepilgrim]

So here is the deal, at a local school they have a meadow that they are thinking of getting rid of. To help ensure that they don’t we have been trying to identify the diversity of life found there. So far we have identified 43 species but need a little help with some of these.

These were very small ~4mm on the underside of a log.

[FungiJohn]

Originally Posted by wildlifepilgrim

So here is the deal, at a local school they have a meadow that they are thinking of getting rid of. To help ensure that they don’t we have been trying to identify the diversity of life found there. So far we have identified 43 species but need a little help with some of these.

These were very small ~4mm on the underside of a log.

Hi wildlifepilgrim

Your fungus is probably the Orange Bonnet - Mycena acicula

John

[mollisia]

Hello,

I would opt for Mycena floridula, as the stipes don't seem to be yellow and M. acicula usually don't grow on wood but on the ground.

best regards,
Andreas

[ManwithNoname]

Originally Posted by mollisia

I would opt for Mycena floridula

... which would be Mycena adonis var. adonis as far as the current version of the online Basidiomycota Checklist is concerned.