Wolli Creek - Fungi - 30 June 2015
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The fungi identifications here that I made are only amateurish - and
I would appreciate any additions or corrections.
This amazing patch of Fungi at Wolli Ck was recently found by Gregg
Cook and Joanna Robinski of the Sydney
Fungal Studies Group Inc. All the fungi photographed here were
found in a very small area - no more than 10 m x 10 m.
Above - Hygrocybe chromolimonea
Above - Hygrocybe chromolimonea
Above - Hygrocybe chromolimonea
Above - Hygrocybe chromolimonea
Above - Hygrocybe chromolimonea
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe apricosa
Above - Hygrocybe aurantiopallens
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor
Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor
Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor
Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor
Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor
Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe griseoramosa
Above - Hygrocybe griseoramosa
Above - Clavaria alboglobospora
Above - Clavulinopsis sulcata and two tiny black clubs - Trichoglossum
hirsutum
Above - Trichoglossum hirsutum
Above - Clavulinopsis amoena
Above - Clavulinopsis amoena
Above - Clavulinopsis amoena
Above - Probably Clavulina sp. This seems to be an
undiscribed speices that I have also seen at Lane Cove,
Sassafras Gully (Springwood) and Terrace Falls (Hazelbrook). It has
an unusual rough surface, and can be single clubs or slightly
branched.
Above - Probably Clavulina sp
Above - Probably Clavulina sp
Above - Probably Clavulina sp
Above - Probably Clavulina sp
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
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