Fungi for Identification please.

[ron1863]

Growing with broadleaf trees:


Under conifers:


With Beech:


With broadleaf trees:

[NickCantle]

1. Possible Lactarius blennius
2. Bleached A. muscaria
3. Lactarius sp, but unsure which- maybe Lactarius blennius
4. Something interesting.

[ron1863]

Cheers Nick, to what genus does "Something interesting" belong

[NickCantle]

I don't know I did think maybe one of the hard Cortinarius, but I talked myself out of it

[ron1863]

You should go with your instincts Nick.

[ManwithNoname]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

I did think maybe one of the hard Cortinarius

In my experience none of the Cortinarius are so hard that they won't squash under foot.

[wildherbalian85]

2 doesn't look to be sun kissed amanita muscaria.... will get back to you on this as it looks familiar.

[NickCantle]

Originally Posted by wildherbalian85

2 doesn't look to be sun kissed amanita muscaria.... will get back to you on this as it looks familiar.

For what reason doesn't it look to be?

[ManwithNoname]

Originally Posted by wildherbalian85

2 doesn't look to be sun kissed amanita muscaria.... will get back to you on this as it looks familiar.

Maybe not sun kissed, but it is typical rain-washed Amanita muscaria.

[ron1863]

Originally Posted by ManwithNoname

Maybe not sun kissed, but it is typical rain-washed Amanita muscaria.

Many thanks everyone for the input, much appreciated.