3 for Confirmation / ID help please

[Lancashire Lad]

Found today: -

No.1 - Dung Roundhead - Stropharia semiglobata?
Found in sheep grazed moorland field.


No.2 - Purple Stocking Webcap - Cortinarius stillatitius?
Found under Fagus at edge of same sheep grazed moorland field.
Cap approx. 90mm diameter, stipe approx. 100mm tall.
Gills adnate, crowded, rust brown colour.


No.3 - No idea on this one.
Caps approx. 30mm diameter, stipes approx. 80mm tall.
Found amongst grass, adjacent to moorland stream, at edge of same field as No's 1 & 2 above.


Any confirmations /ID's / other, will be much appreciated.

Regards,
Mike.

[mollisia]

Originally Posted by Lancashire Lad

No.1 - Dung Roundhead - Stropharia semiglobata?

No.2 - Purple Stocking Webcap - Cortinarius stillatitius?

No.3 - No idea on this one.

Hello Mike,

yes for the first one!
The 2nd don't seems to be stillatitius, which is more slender and has a brighter cap with obviouse olive colours and grows in acid conifer forests. Yours comes from decidouse trees, is stout and the cap is rather bay. So it seems something else, but I don't know which.
No. 3 is Cystoderma amianthinum.

best regards,
Andreas

[Lancashire Lad]

Thanks very much Andreas.

Phillips mentions that C.stillatitius does also occur with deciduous trees, especially Fagus, but not having found any previously, I can't argue with what you say about colouration & stature etc.

The other thing that I initially thought it might be was Wrinkled Webcap - Cortinarius livido-ochraceus, but I've seen quite a few of those and they all seem to have an overall violaceous colouring to the top half of the stipe.

Confused again

Regards,
Mike.