Four fungi for ID

[bripriuk]

Hi
I'm trying to get into fungi ID, so perhaps some kind member can help me out with these, photographed in Trent Park, North London last week.

Fungi 1 Large , about 100mm diameter, 30+ growing near a small stream:


Fungi 2: Small, about 25mm diameter, growing on its own in the middle of a meadow:


Fung1 4: Very pretty pink fungi about 50mm diameter, growing next to a fallen log. The colour was rather more subtle than it looks in the photo:


Fungi 4: Very small, about 10mm diameter with a long stipe about 50mm long. On it's own in wet grass next to a lake.


TIA

Brian

[fairplay]

Let's see what others think:

1. Clitocybe geotropa - seems to have had a good year over all the country.
2. A Mycena species.
3. Mycena rosea - this is so pink, it cannot be M.pura - can it ?
4. In old days, I would have said Mycena oortiana but this has been absorbed into M.arcangeliana and doesn't look like it ! It should be growing from wood if it is.

Neil.

[bripriuk]

Thanks Neil, No 3 was a much more subtle shade of pink than the photo, which has intensified the colour for some reason.

Brian

[flaxton]

Originally Posted by bripriuk

Thanks Neil, No 3 was a much more subtle shade of pink than the photo, which has intensified the colour for some reason.

Brian

In that case even more likely to be M rosea.

Mal