Is this Beech Jelly disc ?

[BarbaraEmma]

I found this today ,locally on a mixed log pile.I've tried the Fungi Gallery and one of my Fungi books and I think it could be Beech jelly disc-Neobulgaria Pura.I'm probably wrong so could someone help please.Barbara

[diggleken]

Looks right Barbara - nice pics too!
Ken

[mollisia]

Hello,

yes, correct.
The species fits into the genus Ombrophila by the way, and H.O. Baral doesn't uses the genus Neobulgaria therefore.

best regards,
Andreas

[BarbaraEmma]

Thanks so much Ken ,I can't believe I got it right.The small group looks so different from the larger group.That log pile was a real treasure trove of different Fungi.I also found what I think could be Turkey Tail-Trametes Versicolorand (not very sure)White Coral Fungus-Clavulina cristata.The other one I haven't got a clue ,so I'll leave that to someone clever to ID please.Barbara

[fairplay]

You are correct with Turkey Tail, your second is Xylaria hypoxylon, and third, the 'Blushing Bracket' (as long as the pores do not look like gills underneath, in which case it would be Lenzites betulina)

Neil.

[BarbaraEmma]

Thanks Neil for your help,the Turkey Tail was very easy,even for me.but I still like to check .
The White Coral Fungus was a toss up between that or the Candle Snuff Fungus and it looks like I chose the wrong one,I should have looked closer and taken my book with me.
The third one I didn't know and I won't be able to look any closer without pulling the log pile over.
Thanks also Andreas for your help with the ID's. Barbara

[Phil Dye]

Hello Barbara

The 3rd one looks a bit like Daedeliopsis confrogosa.

Phil

[flaxton]

Phil
That's what Neil thought

Mal

[fairplay]

Originally Posted by flaxton

Phil
That's what Neil thought

Mal

"I thought nothing" (in my best Manuel of Fawlty Towers accent)

Neil.