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Back to Forays 2006 Click any picture for a larger image (opens in new window) Quite a long evening walk in the forest. Many mushrooms found, these are a few of them… | Amanita Citrina- False Death Cap | | | |
| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 4cm | | Height: 8cm | | Terrain: Beechwoods | | Substrate: Soil | | Comments:
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| Amanita Muscaria- Fly Agaric | |  |
Picture Type: Cap close-up
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| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 10cm | | Height: 8cm | | Terrain: Mixed woodland | | Substrate: Soil/Leaf litter | | Comments:
First find of the season, magnificent specimens too. |
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Picture Type: Cap close-up
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| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 3cm | | Height: 4cm | | Terrain: Mixed woodland | | Substrate: Soil/Leaf litter | | Comments:
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| Collybia Maculata- Spotted Tough-Shank | | |
Picture Type: Cap close-up
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| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 6-8cm | | Height: 10-14cm | | Terrain: Mixed woodland | | Substrate: Mossy soil | | Comments:
Haven't seen these for a couple of years, large specimens. |
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Picture Type: Cap close-up
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| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 4-8cm | | Height: 6-10cm | | Terrain: Pinewoods | | Substrate: Soil/pine needles | | Comments:
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| Fistulina Hepatica- Beefsteak Fungus, Oak Tongue | | | |
| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Across: 2cm | | Terrain: Mixed woodland | | Substrate: Wood | | Tree type: Oak | Comments:
The was the smallest specimen I've seen of the beefsteak fungus. It bled quite a lot after I sectioned it. |
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| Ganoderma Applanatum- Artist's Fungus | | | |
| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Across: 14cm | | Width: 10cm | | Depth: 2-4cm | | Terrain: Mixed woodland | | Substrate: Wood | | Tree type: Beech | Comments:
This is supposed to be rarer than G. Adspersum but I find quite lot of them in this forest. |
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| Hypholoma Fasciculare- Sulphur Tuft | | | |
| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 2-3cm | | Height: 4-6cm | | Terrain: Mixed woodland | | Substrate: Wood | | Comments:
I have many shots of this species but can't resist a picturesque find like this. |
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| Boletus Edulis- Penny Bun, Cep, Porcini, King Bolete | |  |
Picture Type: Side view
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| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 8cm | | Height: 9cm | | Terrain: Edge of woodland path | | Substrate: Soil/Grass | | Comments:
This was a bit old to harvest for the kitchen. |
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Picture Type: Cap close-up
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| Amanita Excelsa- Grey Spotted Amanita | | | |
| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 3cm | | Height: 5cm | | Terrain: Edge of woodland path | | Substrate: Soil | | Comments:
Very young specimen. |
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| Meripilus Giganteus- Giant Polypore | | | |
| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Terrain: Beechwoods | | Substrate: Soil | | Tree type: Beech | Comments:
I spotted these about a week ago but there has been fresh growth since then so I took another couple of photos. |
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Picture Type: Cap close-up
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| Unidentified Specimens | |  |
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| Month: September | | Time: Early evening | | Diameter: 2-5cm | | Height: 2-4cm | | Terrain: Beechwoods | | Substrate: Soil | | Comments:
Russula species Orangey brown cap with cream gills and white stipe. Gills fairly brittle and no noticeable smell. Striated and slightly peeling cap margin. Flesh white, no discolouration or taste |
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