Clouded Funnel-Clitocybe nebularis
Weeping Widow-Lacrymaria lacrymabunda
This fungus has a felty cap, and gills that 'weep' black droplets (seen in bottom image).
The black spores give a mottled appearance to the gills.
The black spores give a mottled appearance to the gills.
Wrinkled Club-Clavulina rugosa
Sulphur Knight-Tricholoma sulphureum, which can be identified by its strong smell of coal gas.
Sulphur Knight-Tricholoma sulphureum
and Amethyst Deceiver-Laccaria amethystina
and Amethyst Deceiver-Laccaria amethystina
Honey Fungus-Armillaria mellea
Brown Rollrim-Paxillus involutus (young specimen)
This fungus is deadly poisonous, causing a breakdown of red blood cells,
which over time lead to liver and kidney failure.
It is still eaten in some parts of Europe!
which over time lead to liver and kidney failure.
It is still eaten in some parts of Europe!
Shaggy Scalycap-Pholiota squarrosa
Common Earthball-Scleroderma citrinum
Black Bulgar, or Popes Buttons- Bulgaria inquinans
Butter Cap-Rhodocollybia butyracea
Yellowleg Bonnet-Mycena epipterygia
Note the yellow colouring on the very sticky stipe
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