2 for ID please

[gobbiner]

Ok the first one was growing under a oak tree, in dampish wet conditions on a river bank, i hope ive described this ok, And photos 3 4 5 was growing in pretty dry conditions hidden under Butterbur my thoughts are that this is just a ordinary Mushroom thank you...Ray

[flaxton]

The first is Boletus badius.
The second is showing the signs of turning yellow on handling and I think it could be Agaricus xanthoderma the Yellow Stainer.

Mal

[Lancashire Lad]

The first looks like Boletus edulis - Cep (or Penny Bun).

The second I would have struggled with, but I think that there's enough info in the last photo to say that these are the very poisonous Agaricus xanthodermus - Yellow Stainer. (Note the bright yellow staining on the cap and base of stipe where it's been handled).

Regards,
Mike.

EDIT - Mal, I looked at B.badius, but there's no sign at all of bluing where the pores are damaged on the second photo.

[gobbiner]

Thank you to you both for the ID, its a good job i didnt put my fingers in mouth after handling the last one

[fairplay]

I'm with Mal on this one - I think that damage happened just before photo was taken and never had time to turn blue before shot was taken.


Neil.

[Lancashire Lad]

Originally Posted by fairplay

I'm with Mal on this one - I think that damage happened just before photo was taken and never had time to turn blue before shot was taken.


Neil.

I think you are probably right Neil. - Now that I've looked at it again, the pores look large for B.edulis too.

Regards,
Mike.