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25-09-2010, 10:54 PM
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| | | pine forrest fungi for id please
Yes there are more! 
a bolete but which one?  
at first i thought imature fly agaric. but im sure it aint.  
absalutely no idea 
got an idea on this but wont embarass myself yet.   
seen something similar in oak but the pink colour bothers me. in fareness it was a little more light tan than this. 
absalutely no idea  
again no idea.
as usual all help gratefully recieved no finders fee and anonomity gaurenteed.
regards tn.
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25-09-2010, 11:47 PM
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| | | Re: pine forrest fungi for id please
hi
top one is a Leccinum - which narrows it down a bit!
third one - you should actually have some sort of an idea by now (he said in his best / worst schoolmasterish voice) - look at those forking gills! (don't say that aloud when the vicar is round for tea  ) - its Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca, false chanterelle
fourth one - if you were thinking Suillus grevillei you wouldn't be embarassing yourself (I'm assuming there was larch in this "pine forest")
fifth one is something always to bear in mind in coniferous woodland - that combination of pink and yellow - it's Tricholomopsis rutilans, plums-and-custard
last one could possibly be a Hebeloma - in which case 'nuff said!
cheers
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Originally Posted by Chris Yeates  fourth one - if you were thinking Suillus grevillei you wouldn't be embarassing yourself (I'm assuming there was larch in this "pine forest") | Deffo larch twigs and leaves in image.  |
26-09-2010, 12:10 AM
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| | | Re: pine forrest fungi for id please
Gents as always you blow me away with your expertise. many thanks. and yes that was my guess.HONEST! regards tn.
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Plums and custard, what a wonderful name for a mushroom! |
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Second could be a large and substantial variety of Mycena rosea |
26-09-2010, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by maggie_0 Plums and custard, what a wonderful name for a mushroom! | I know - I generally detest the new names which are being forced on us (if you have to learn a name for a fungus, then learn the - admittedly harder, but more useful - scientific one)
but this along with the deceiver, the blusher, fly agaric, grisette etc. (the long-standing ones) I can live with and often use myself, informally
Chris
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Good point chris totally agree. The books i have are not that old but already some of the names have changed even some of the scientific ones have been reclassified  . As you are painfully aware i'm pretty bad at id so I cheat and ask you experts. then i look them up on the wab website a to z and then compare pictures with the very usefull Gallery ones. regards tn
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