The Saffron Milkcap has a rounded bright orange cap when young that is sticky when wet, later has darker zones and may be flushed with pale green patches.

A large violet and white irregularly shaped cup that i s found growing in braodleaf woodland either singly or clustered, favouring Beech, occasionally founf with conifers.

A large fungus with a coarse scaly brown cap found growing either solitary or in small scattered groups on soil in coniferous woodland.

A large, coarsely scaly brown cap with a greyish spiny under surface, growing either solitary or in scattered groups on soil in coniferous woods favouring pine and spruce.

A small orange-red, scarlet or salmon pink fungus found growing in both coniferous and deciduous woodland and grassland among moss, grass, on decayed wood or wood debris.

A small, red fungus with a domed cap and red gills found growing in small troops on soil among cropped, short or mown grass.

A star-shaped base surmounted by a cream "bulb" found growing solitary or in small trooping groups on soil amongst leaf litter.

A large fungus with a shaggy cap growing either solitary or in scattered groups on soil in woodland, often with conifers.

A medium to large fungus found in broadleaf woodland, especially with Birch or Beech from late Summer until Autumn..

A small white fungus occasionally found in deciduous woodland and even less commonly with  coniferous from late summer to autumn.

Small to medium sized Russula that has a pale, pinkish-green cap and grow eithe solitary or in groups on soil, specifically with Birch.

Myxomycetes - Slime Mould

A smalisg, grey-coloured fungus that has a greasy cap with a wavy stem found growing in small troops on soil in pastures and open woodland.

A small agaric commonly found growing on branches and detached bark of deciduous tree.

A fragile fungus found growing either solitary or in small groups on cow or horse manure and manured straw.

A small, white fungus that has a greasy feel found in small trooping groups on soil amongst grass in cropped pastures and in opnen woodland.

This fungus favours south facing situations on chalk soils, usually with Birch but also with Beech.

This fungus is found in and around the base of broadleaf trees, mainly Oak and Birch and occasionally Beech.

An annual encrustating fungus that appears in whitish patches, cream with age on rotting wood in broadleaf woodland, very rarely on coniferous wood.

A medium to large Agaric often found in trooping groups on sandy soil, favouring manured sites.

A medium to large pale brown fungus found growing either solitary or scattered on soil in coniferous woodland.

A small, cream coloured found growing either solitary or in troops in wet places on woody debris.

A small brownish fungus with pinkish gills found growing alone or in small trooping groups in grassland and open woodland.

A dark to steel-blue capped fungus that is rare and found in coniferous woodland or on the edges of boggy with moss, usually on very acidic soil

Small to medium sized inedible fungus found growing in clusters on wood or on buried wood.

One of a group of similar Russula species, this common fungus has a rancid oily smell and greasy orange-brown cap.

A dull greyish-brown with a pointed "bulb" sitting on top of a more brownish, star-shaped base that raises the gleba (spore sac) above the substrate.

A medium to large sized Bolete with a slimy cap found growing solitary or in small groups on soil under or near coniferous trees.

This poisonous fungus, which is easy to spot in both deciduous and coniferous woodland due to its bright colouring is variable in appearance and therefore can be difficult to identify.