Birdwood Gully Walk – 7 April 2020

Another exercise walk, and a little further afield, was to Birdwood Gully at Springwood. Again I travelled up on virtually empty trains and met few people on the track. It also allowed me to look for fungi.

I was pleased to spot the pink coral fungus growing again in the valley. This is the only place I have seen it. No one seems to know its name, so it is probably undescribed. Here is a closer view –

And some of the other coral fungi –

Some waxcaps were also out –

On previous trips, some Gomphus had been out. This time a lot more had appeared.

This species seems to stain blue exude blueish droplets when small.

It was also good to fund some Toothed Jelly –

Some of the other fungi –

And a slime mould –

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