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Locations: 28
Species : 167
Photographs: 1542 |
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Back to Forays Click any picture for a larger image Foray members: Matthew Hutchings | Amanita Citrina - False Death Cap | |  |
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| Month: September | | Time: Mid afternoon | | Diameter: 8cm | | Depth: 8cm | | Terrain: Spruce Woods | | Substrate: Moss and spruce needles | | Comments:
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| Calocera Viscosa - Jelly Antler, Stags-horn Fungus | |  |
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| Month: September | | Time: Mid afternoon | | Height: 3cm | | Terrain: Spruce woods | | Substrate: Wood | | Comments:
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| Russula Cyanoxantha - Charcoal Burner | |  |
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| Month: September | | Time: Mid afternoon | | Diameter: 8cm | | Height: 6cm | | Terrain: Woodland path | | Substrate: Leaf litter | | Comments:
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| Scleroderma Citrinum - Common Earthball | |  |
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| Month: September | | Time: Mid afternoon | | Across: 10cm | | Width: 8cm | | Height: 8cm | | Terrain: Pinewoods | | Substrate: Soil | | Comments:
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| Suillus Grevillei - Larch Bolete | | | |
| Month: September | | Time: Mid afternoon | | Diameter: 6cm | | Height: 5cm | | Terrain: Spruce and Larch woods | | Substrate: Moss | | Comments:
These were very slimy and so was the ground around them. |
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| Tylopilus Felleus - Bitter Bolete | |  |
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| Month: September | | Time: Mid afternoon | | Diameter: 10cm | | Height: 8cm | | Terrain: Spruce woods | | Substrate: Leaf litter | | Comments:
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| Cortinarius Subviolascens | |  |
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*Identification Uncertain* |
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| Month: September | | Time: Mid afternoon | | Diameter: 2 - 6cm | | Height: 3 - 7cm | | Terrain: Spruce woods | | Substrate: Leaf litter | | Comments:
I'm fairly sure these are C.Subviolascens but have marked them as Identification Uncertain for the moment until I have more experience of this species. Any comments on identification welcome. They had the correct colouring, spore shape and ornamentation, stem features, odour and location. They were growing in quite a large group of around 20 speciments |
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*Identification Uncertain* |
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*Identification Uncertain* |
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*Identification Uncertain* |
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