Sassafras Gully - Springwood - Fungi - 11 June 2015
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The fungi identifications here that I made are only amateurish - and
I would appreciate any additions or corrections. Thanks to Ray and
Elma Kearney for help with the identifications of some of the
Hygrocybes.
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Above - Perhaps Postia caesia
Above - Perhaps Geoglossum sp
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Trichoglossum hirsutum
Above - Hygrophorus involutus
Above - Hygrophorus involutus
Above - Microsglossum viride
Above - Hygrocybe erythrocrenata
Above - Hygrocybe erythrocrenata
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Hygrocybe astatagala
Above - Geoglossum sp
Above - Clavulinopsis amoena
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Clavulinopsis amoena
Above - Clavulinopsis amoena
Above - Ramaria sp
Above - Pterula multifida
Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor
Above - Clavaria zollingeri
Above - Hygrocybe mavis
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Hygrocybe erythrocrenata
Above - Hygrocybe anomola var ianthinmarginata
Above - Hygrocybe anomola var anomola
Above - There was a lot of this on the ground - a brown substance
(poo of some kind?) covered in this blue mould
Above - Pterula multifida
Above - More of the blue mould
Above - Pterula multifida
Above - What is this?
Above - Does the blue mould turn into this? or is it a separate
infection?
Above - Hydnum repandum
Above - Lycoperdon pyriforme
Above - Lycoperdon pyriforme
Above - Coprinellus disseminatus
Above - Lycoperdon pyriforme
Above - Russula persanguinea
Above - Russula persanguinea
Above - Descolea recedens
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