Several from this weekend

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Helvella

Helvella crispa Helvella lacunosa

Corals

Clavulina cinerea
I was wondering if these are both Clavulina coralloides
The only (photo) match i can find for this is Clavulinopsis corniculata but could find no reference for it under pine, not a meadow in sight.

Jelly

Leotia lubrica definitely no gills and had the gelatinous film inside.

The next two i could really do with some help on

the best i can get on this is Pseudocraterellus undulatus at the time i thought they were something that had dried out rather a lot so just took a quick image and headed off. Around an 1'' tall and under Sweet chesnut and Birch.

the closest i've been able to get is Hemimycena. I understand there are 15sp. in the uk. Hemimycena candida is the only good match i can find. White cap,Decurrent gills, growing on damp clay.

A bit of a big post sorry, but it doesn't represent much of what's out at the moment.

Alex

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Hi Alex, that last one could well be Delicatula integrella.....
Cheers
Ken

[NickCantle]

Hi Alex,

The yellow coral is certainly Calocera viscosa.

You're correct in your assumption of Pseudocraterellus undulatus too. I remember finding these in mossy areas at Alice Holt Forest with Cybershot.

Nick

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Thanks Ken & Nick,

Delicatula integrella is a new one on me, it certainly looks similar from underneath from the images ive found via google, on reflection the gills look more free. I really should have seen Calocera viscosa especially the habitat. doh

Alex