Palona Creek and Palona Cave - 22 May 2014

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This was a short walk with Kim and Digi Dave along a short section of Lady Carrington Drive to Palona Creek in Royal National Park. We then went to the Palona Cave and then back down to Lady Carrington Drive - and we went to the Palona Creek Picnic Area where a lot of fungi was out - some quite interesting.

The fungi identifications here are only amateurish - and I would appreciate any additions or corrections (Thanks Ken Beath)



Above - Ramaria anzania



Above - Palona Cave



Above - Palona Cave



Above - Palona Cave (note - it looks like limestone, but I can remember reading a scholarly article about the cave saying it was not limestone)



Above - Palona Falls



Above - Palona Falls







Above - Hydnellum sp ? (Thanks to Dr Genevieve Gates for the suggestion for the id)



Above - Hygrocybe sp



Above - Clavulina subrugosa



Above - Clavulina subrugosa



Above - Clavulina subrugosa



Above - Mycena sp



Above - Humidicutus lewellinae



Above - Hyphaloma fasciculare



Above - Hyphaloma fasciculare



Above - Lycoperdon pyriforme (Puffballs)



Above - Lycoperdon pyriforme



Above - Omphalotus nidiformis (Ghost Fungus)



Above - Mycena sp



Above - Discinella terrestris



Above - Hygrocybe chromolimonea



Above - Clavulinopsis amoena



Above - Hygrocybe chromolimonea

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