Webcaps, Boletus and Agaric

[waxcap]

I was out today in a roadside coppice in the New Forest. The coppice has some large Scots Pine, Birch, Oak, Beech, Holly and some lovely old Grey Willow. It also has a lot of wet marshy areas.

My first question is:- Is this Cortinarius ulginosus?
It was close to a large Grey Willow in a wet area.





Close by there was a different coloured version of the above. The mature specimen is beneath. Does anyone have any ideas?






I then came across this very small - what looks like a boletus under Scots Pine. The largest cap was not more than 1cm the smallest 3mm. There were some small Bovine Boletus nearby but these were definately not the same.







The Bovine Boletus



Finally I found this group of white fungi - mushroomy smell - under Pine plenty of Beech and Oak nearby. Any ideas?

[waxcap]

The last one I think may be the White Dome Cap or Lyophyllum connatum

[FungiJohn]

Originally Posted by waxcap

The last one I think may be the White Dome Cap or Lyophyllum connatum

Or Collybia maculata

John

[waxcap]

Thanks John.

it seems taking the photo's is the easy bit.

What's this one?

[FungiJohn]

Originally Posted by waxcap

Thanks John.

it seems taking the photo's is the easy bit.

What's this one?

Hi Dave

It looks like a young Cortinarius!

John

[waxcap]

Yep a young yellow Cortinarius I'd say.

I'd really like to find out what those small boelte were. I haven't seen them before. I suppose they could be just immature specimens of something. I'll pop back and see how they progress.

[flaxton]

I think they could be just young B bovinus like your other. We will look forward to your reporting back.

Mal

[waxcap]

I went back and had another look.

You were correct Flaxton, they are young B Bovinus. I'm pretty certain on the Cortinarius ulginosus as well. I had a look at the white one again and because of the rust-brown spotting, smell and texture, I'm convinced it's Collybia maculata. Thanks Fungijohn.

[waxcap]

I've revisited the white fungi after finding some Collybia maculata. I'm now sure that it's not maculata but Lyophyllum connatum.

[NickCantle]

Originally Posted by waxcap

I've revisited the white fungi after finding some Collybia maculata. I'm now sure that it's not maculata but Lyophyllum connatum.

I still think this image is C. maculata due to the nature of the brown discolouration.