Wolli Creek - Fungi - 10 April 2016
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The fungi identifications here that I made are only amateurish - and
I would appreciate any additions or corrections.
On this trip I walked down the valley on the Two Valleys Track from
Bexley North to Tempe.
Above - Boletellus emodensis
Above - Coprinus atramentarius (Inky Cap)
Above - Coprinus atramentarius (Inky Cap)
Above - Coprinus atramentarius (Inky Cap)
Above - Coprinus atramentarius (Inky Cap)
Above - Perhaps Descolea recedens
Above - Delicatula integrella
Above - Delicatula integrella
Above - Slime mould on grass. There were many small patches of this
slime mould spread over a large grassy area
Above - Slime mould on grass
Above - Boletellus emodensis
Above - (Conjoined) Bolete
Above - Boletellus emodensis
Above - Boletellus emodensis
Above - Boletellus emodensis
Above - Boletellus emodensis
Above - A nice velvety cap. Possibly Phylloporus rhodoxanthus
Above - a small spider
Above - Russula rosea
Above - Perhaps Descolea recedens
Above - Psathyrella sp
Above - Hygrocybe sp - all very tiny.
Above - Hygrocybe sp. I thought this likely to be Hygrocybe
miniata, but Ray and Elma Kearney pointed out the yellow edge
of the cap is not typical of H miniata.
Above - Bolete
Above - Coprinellus micaceus
Above - Bolete
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