Unidentified funghi/Newbie/Help please

[Caveman52]

Any help on an ID would be appreciated.

Funghi growing in neighbour's garden 'lawn' under silver birch tree. Just 100mm tall.

Many THANKS

[Chris Yeates]

hi

welcome to WAB - almost certainly Leccinum scabrum the commonest of the boletes associated with birch

cheers

Chris

[Caveman52]

Thank You Chris.
Sunday breakfast apparently!
c

[mollisia]

Originally Posted by Caveman52

Thank You Chris.
Sunday breakfast apparently!
c

Hi,

this breakfast will bring you a nice sunday on the toilet, I suppose
The Birch Bolet is edible, but this one is far too old for eating.

best regards,
Andreas

[thelawnet]

Originally Posted by Chris Yeates

hi

welcome to WAB - almost certainly Leccinum scabrum the commonest of the boletes associated with birch

rather stumpy, isn't it.

[Caveman52]

Originally Posted by mollisia

Hi,

this breakfast will bring you a nice sunday on the toilet, I suppose
The Birch Bolet is edible, but this one is far too old for eating.

best regards,
Andreas

THANKS, neighbour was going to do it for his wife.
I wasn't going near it!
I think he was joking, so don't worry.
Thanks for all the advice etc, any other comments appreciated.
THANK you all.
c