I spent a day at Bola Creek in Royal National Park observing and photographing fungi and slime moulds. I was accompanied by Digi Dave.
Conditions were a bit dry, but nevertheless, a number of species were out. This included the Toothed Jellies (Pseudohydnum gelatinosum) –
We also spotted a few waxcaps. Mots were the usual red, Hygrocybe miniata.
But we also spotted a few clusters of an orange waxcap – in one small area. It is a species that I don’t think I have seen before, and does not appear in reference books. Gregg Cook has made the suggestion that it could be Hygrocybe chlorophana.
There were also some corals out –
And we found one trumpet fungus –
Here is one of the many boletes –
Some of the other fungi –
And some slime moulds –
More photos together with identification are online here on my website.