After a great day, the day before at Springwood, I thought it would be worthwhile heading down Sassafras Gully on the south side of Springwood to see how the fungi was there. I found a fair bit out, but not as much as I had found in Birdwood Gully. I thought a lot of the forest floor looked very waterlogged, and it may need more time for fungi to appear.
On this trip, I entered the gully via the track down from the end of Sassafras Gully Road, and went as far as Glenbrook Creek, and I later returned via the Wiggins Track.
Here is some of the fungi I found –
Ramaria sp.
Austroboletus lacunosis
Postia sp.
This one was large – about 10 cm across, but felt tough and waxy, so it may be Cuphophyllus austropratensis –
In an area on the track that had been disturbed by a landslide over year ago, I found a lot of orange and yellow cups/disks. The yellow and yellow ones are different species of the Aleuria aurantia group.
Psathyrella echinata
Aleuria aurantia group and Plectania campylospora
Plectania campylospora
Aleuria aurantia group
Hygrocybe sp.
Humidicutis mavis
Tremellodendropsis pusio
Microglossum viride
Clavulinopsis amoena
Hygrocybe sp.
Cuphophyllus aurantiopallens
Hygrocybe sp.
Hygrophorus involutus
Clavulinopsis amoena
Cortinarius rotundisporus
Tremella sp.
Rickenella fibula
Ramariopsis pulchella
Clavaria tenuipes and Ramariopsis pulchella
Hygrocybe batesii
Ramaria sp.
Russula sp.
Pluteus lutescens
Rhodocollybia eucalyptorum
Gliophorus graminicolor
Cortinarius sp.
Perhaps Gliophorus viridis
Hypholoma sp.
Cortinarius sp.
Perhaps Boletellus badiovinosus
Cortinarius sp.
Mycena sp.
Phellodon niger
