Wolli Creek - Fungi - 8 April 2017
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without permission.
This was a joint activity of the Sydney
Fungal Studies Group Inc and the Wolli Creek Preservation
Society.
Above - Rickenella
fibula
Above - Slime
mould
Above - Amanita
punctata
Above - Parasola
plicatilis
Above - Russula
sp
Above - ?
Above - Omphalotus
nidiformis. I took a small sample of this home and later
photographed it in the dark - see last two photos)
Above - Rigidoporus
laetus
Above - Geastrum
triplex
Above - Cruentomycena
viscidocruenta
Above - Amauroderma
rude
Above - Perhaps
Rigidoporus laetus?
Above - Perhaps
Postia pelliculosa
Above - ?
Above - Collybia
eucalyptorum
Above - Entoloma
sp
Above - Puffball
- Scleroderma sp
Above - Delicatula
integrella
Above - Coprinus
sp (perhaps Coprinus
comatus)
Above - Perhaps
Hypocrea sulphuria
Above - Dacryopinax
spathularia
Above - Auricularia
auricula-judae
Above - ?
Above - Collybia
eucalyptorum
Above - Entoloma
sp
Above - Back
at the picnic tables of Girrahween Park - we set out to identify
what we had found.
Above - Different
species of Earth Stars
Above - Hygrocybe
austropratensis
Above - Clavulina
vinaceocervina
Above - Omphalotus
nidiformis. Glowing in the dark.
Above - Omphalotus
nidiformis.
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