A to Z of British Fungi

A large fungus with a shaggy brown cap on a white background found solitary or in scattered groups in gardens, parks and compost heaps.

A large, fleshy fungus that is dark reddish brown found on sandy soil in scattered or small tropps in coniferous woodland with Pine.

A small fungus with a pale greyish-brown cap that is found growing in soil in mixed or coniferous woodland, usually with bracken.

A medium to large fungus found in coniferous and deciduous woodland on rotting stumps or attached to buried wood by mycelial cords.

This rare to occasional fungus has a variable cap colour and  can be either brown, black or...

A medium sized fungus that has a whitish cap, whitish, brittle gills and a white stem growing solitary or in groups on soil under coniferous and...

An infrequent fungi that is grey to dark-brown in the cap with a whitish stem and greyish mottled scales found growing with Birch...

Small grey Mycena with long hairs on the cap.

Small grey/brown  Mycena which can sometimes have a blue colouring to the cap and usually has a blue base to the pubescent stipe....

This small fungus is easily identified by the growth on herbaceous stalks in wetland areas and the stem springing...