pine heath poo fungi?

[diggleken]

Very enjoyable wander round Dovestones (spotted by Chris JB, but missed a chat!) produced these yesterday, grateful for confirmation of these three, plus a start with the others.
Under corsican pine, saffronmilkcap

Om meadowy acidic heath, indigo pinkgill

verdigris agaric, same meadow.

then some well rotted sheep poo, yellow, very chris yeates tiny cups, sorry about pics

Finally this , decent image for a change, but a bit lost with it, under pines, dark woodland.

Many thanks
Ken

[CapAndBracket]

The second i'm wondering about Entoloma.sp.

The dung fungi could be young Ascobolus furfuraceus, hope you took it home in a damp sandwich box to see the purple asci develop if that is what it is.

The last i would think is a Clitocybe.sp.

Cheers J.P.

[Chris Yeates]

hi

(and nice to see J.P. around )

while I would generally be very reluctant to name an Entoloma from a photograph (especially one taken during an earthquake) I think this is E. serrulatum - although there are others with a dark gill edge they look rather different

the Stropharia is, I think, S. pseudocyanea, not aeruginosa

and the last one is one of those tedious Clitocybe species which start to turn up in coniferous plantations towards the end of the season

cheers

Chrisd

[diggleken]

Thanks for input both - didnt you feel the 'quake Chris? ha ha, I like it - cock up on my part, DOF and hand held not good enough, so went back next day, even darker, still no good.
Only 1 specimen left, huh, fungi eh?
Cheers
Ken