unable to add image from Image Library?

[IanF]

I have a blue woodland fungi which I would like help with identification, but am unable to upload the image into this thread. Am I making some elementary error?
thanks
IanF

[Deb London]

There you go:

[NickCantle]

...and from that angle, they could be anything

Have a read of John's thread, it'll help you help us ID your fungi

Help us to help you identify fungi

Nick

[IanF]

Thanks both. I will probably have to revisit the site to get all the information required, but I didn't include very much at all initially because I was unable to load the image. The sparse information I do have is:
# on the ground in mixed deciduous woodland
# size of cap: approximately 2cm diameter
# location: Fife, near the coast
# date recorded: 7 October 2010

I will submit more info/photos if possible. I hadthought possibly Mycena pura, the lilac bell cap?

thanks again

IanF

[fairplay]

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I will submit more info/photos if possible. I hadthought possibly [I]Mycena pura[/i], the lilac bell cap?

thanks again

IanF

Or perhaps M.pelianthina or even M.diosma.

Neil.

[NickCantle]

M. diosma was what I originally thought but need a gill shot really! Definitely part of the M. pura complex though

[fairplay]

Originally Posted by NickCantle

M. diosma was what I originally thought but need a gill shot really! Definitely part of the M. pura complex though

Definitly Nick

Neil.

[IanF]

Will get some more images this morning and carefully sniff the thing as well!

IanF

[NickCantle]

Originally Posted by IanF

Will get some more images this morning and carefully sniff the thing as well!

IanF

Should smell like radish, a raphanoid aroma

[IanF]

Thanks Nick. Certainly had a faint radish/turnip smell, but also quite earthy (unsurprisingly perhaps). The woodland is predominantly sycamore, but there was one beech tree about 6m away from where this fungus was growing amongst the leaf litter.
Hope these photos help with a determination,

IanF