Spathularia flavida (Yellow Fan)

[hillrover]

I hope my confident id isn't misplaced!!

Photographed at Foxglove Covert, Catterick Garrison on Sept 17th in pine woods (Forestry Commission style). I am told that these have been rare in the North East of England but the number of known sites, whilst still small, is now increasing.
The pictures were from two different patches in different part of the plantation. Both appeared to be thriving.

Christine

[flaxton]

I would say it could be nothing else so well done.

Mal

[hillrover]

Thanks Mal.

[Chris Yeates]

Originally Posted by hillrover

I hope my confident id isn't misplaced!!

Photographed at Foxglove Covert, Catterick Garrison on Sept 17th in pine woods (Forestry Commission style). I am told that these have been rare in the North East of England but the number of known sites, whilst still small, is now increasing.
The pictures were from two different patches in different part of the plantation. Both appeared to be thriving.

Christine

That means that it has been recorded in three widely-spread sites in Yorkshire (indeed in three different vice-counties) within 12 months

see: joint YNU/MYFG/WAB autumn foray

and Mal's recent: Fungus of the day!

I'll be PM-ing you shortly Christine, with my county Recorder's hat on. to get some details . . . .

best

Chris

[hillrover]

Chris

OK, that's great. I am, as they say, "chuffed to bits."

Christine