This post condenses a vast number of fungi pics (believe me, you have been spared). I have really focussed on the contrast with colours, textures and shapes in this post but will of course identify the fungi as far as I can as I go along.
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| Amethyst Deceiver Laccaria amethystina |
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| more of the above which were in abundance this season |
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| I confess to having absolutely no idea what this is, having sourced all my books with no luck - it is not dissimilar to the Prunes and Custard/Plums and Custard in texture but for the bright red gills. It certainly wasn't around last year in the woods. |
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| Common Inkcap Coprinus atramentarius I am particularly fascinated by the intricate detail of the gills that can be viewed by the eaten away flesh... |
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| Yellow Stagshorn Calocera viscosa |
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| Milking Bonnet Mycena galopus |
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| Shaggy Parasol Macrolepiota rhacodes |
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| Candlesnuff Fungus Xylaria hypoxylon |
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| The Deceivers have been in abundance and I was intrigued to see so many with what appears to be gills pushing up through the cap |
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| a beautiful frilling effect as The Deceivers begin to age |
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| a wonderful multicoloured effect caused by slugs munching their way through the Bolete cap |
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| more slug effects |
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| Biocoloured Deciever Laccaria bicolour |
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| loved the textures provided by the smooth fungi growing in the cracks of the bark |
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| Variable Oysterling Crepidotus variabilis |
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| alas I came across a whole troop of Porcelain fungi as it was on it's way out, this was the best one I could salvage |
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| Slippery Jack Suillus luteus |
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