I was keen to do another visit to Birdwood Gully at Springwood to check out the fungi after recent rain.
I had a good trip, but had to look hard to find the fungi I did. I found quite a lot of interesting fungi, but generally the fungi was not that abundant.
Hygrocybe sp.
These were growing on a log. Perhaps Mycena sp. –
Cystolepiota sp.
Russula sp.
Entoloma sp.
I am not sure what these are –
Russula sp.
Hygrocybe sp.
Bisporella citrina
Rimbachia cf. bryophila
It was good to see a return of the beautiful blue Entoloma virescens. These were quite abundant in one small area. Perhaps 30 of them?
Hygrocybe sp.
Hygrocybe sp. Probably Hygrocybe batesii.
This one is rather waterlogged by the orange gills indicate that it is Hygrocybe taekeri.
And there is second one behind –
I am not sure what these are –
Trichoglossum hirsutum
This looks like an emerging Amanita sp. –
Hygrocybe sp.
I am not sure what these are –
Very small, perhaps forming Dacrymyces cupularis.
These are coming up out of wood –
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum
Another unknown species –
Ramaria sp.
Phaeoclavulina ochracea
Cantharellus concinnus
Cordyceps sp.
Cruentomycena viscidocruenta
Clavulinopsis sulcata
Wasp Orchid – Chiloglottis seminuda
Greenhood Orchid – Pterostylis acuminata
Rimbachia cf. bryophila
Bolete
Slime mould and fungi –
Perhaps Mycena sp.
These are very tiny, growing on a log –
Bolete
Cystolepiota sp.
Russula rosea
Hygrocybe sp.
Bolete
Perhaps Leucocoprinus lacrymans
