Fungi for Identification please.

[SheffieldLass]

Originally Posted by ron1863

This is the only other shot Melanie:

Hi Ron
That one does have green tinges on the cap and stem, though again possibly a trick of the light (or you were wearing green lippy ). Shape is right for H psittacina though. And that one has dried in the sun/wind ....

This was of one taken last year on my usual site, and micro details fitted H psittacina. I was searching for another pic but by chance happened on this one:



Melanie

[SheffieldLass]

Originally Posted by Lancashire Lad

For the last one, I'd throw my novice hat at Omphalina ericetorum.

Regards,
Mike.

Now called Lichenomphalia umbellifera ....

[ron1863]

Thanks for the assistance Mel, I will try the kissing test, but only when I am on my own, people would label me a fungi perv is I was spotted going around kissing fungi

Ron

[Lancashire Lad]

Originally Posted by SheffieldLass

Now called Lichenomphalia umbellifera ....

Why didn't I remember that - (Seeing as I had already posted this in the Gallery some while back: -

Regards,
Mike.

[SheffieldLass]

Originally Posted by Lancashire Lad

Why didn't I remember that - (Seeing as I had already posted this in the Gallery some while back: -

Regards,
Mike.

Probably because there are hundreds of other fungus names fighting for a more permanent place in your braincells .... I suffer from the same problem

Melanie

[ron1863]

Mel, I went back up to the moors today and shot this, the specimens are a good range of the colours, age etc.

[NickCantle]

Those middle ones look uncannily like Hygrocybe persistens.