Sassafras Gully - Springwood - Fungi - 28 June 2015

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The fungi identifications here that I made are only amateurish - and I would appreciate any additions or corrections.

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Above - Pterula multifida



Above - Hygrocybe collucera



Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor



Above - Hygrocybe sp



Above - Hygrocybe collucera



Above - Clavaria zollingeri



Above - Hygrocybe reesiae



Above - Hygrocybe miniata



Above - Hygrocybe sp. This is a strange one that I have now seen twice in Sassafras Gully. It has a distinct bell shape.



Above - Hygrocybe sp



Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor



Above - Hygrocybe collucera



Above - Hygrocybe virginea



Above - Hygrophorus involutus



Above - Hygrocybe anomola var anomola



Above - Hygrocybe anomola var anomola



Above - Hygrocybe sp. This one seems to have some sore of genetic damage. It was close to where some bush regeneration has taken place recently - including the application of herbicides



Above - Hygrocybe astaogala and some black clubs. They may perhaps be a type of cordyceps?



Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor



Above - Hygrocybe sp



Above - Hygrocybe collucera



Above - Hygrocybe collucera



Above - Hygrocybe astaogala



Above - Hygrocybe astaogala



Above - Hygrocybe sp and Clavulinopsis sp



Above - Hygrocybe sp



Above - Hygrocybe astaogala



Above - Greenhood orchid



Above - Porpolomopsis lewelliniae

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