Michael and I met Steve for a foray in the woods on the 03-10-13, we spent a lot of the time talking and not much time photographing what we saw, so Steve and I revisited the wood again on the 07-10-13 to take some more pictures and also to hopefully find the group of white Amanitas we had seen on our previous visit but the slugs had eaten all of them, but we are hoping that they will reappear again another day.
Autumn in Dodge Royd by Michael.
Clustered Toughshank (Collybia confluens) - Steve's photos above and below.
Rosy Bonnet (Mycena rosea) - Steve's photograph.
Beechwood Sickener (Russula nobilis, syn. R. mairei) - Steve's photograph.
We found a very attractive group of Fly Agarics (Amanita muscaria) -Steve's photo above and Michael's below.
Velvet Shield (Pluteus umbrosus).
Cep (Boletus edulis) - Steve's photograph.
Scarletina Bolete (Boletus erythropus) - above and below.
Beech Knight (Tricholoma scoides) - above in situ and below is a specimen I took home to identify.
Wrinkled Club (Clavulina rugosa).
Variable Webcap (Cortinarius anomalus).
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