Clustered Bonnet (Mycena Inclinata)
by Barbara Wild
Honey Fungus
by Paul Ward - Honey Fungus exists in several forms. It is unusual in the natural world in behaving as a saprophyte (decaying the dead wood) and as a parasite when it actually kills its host. Usually found in clusters or troops near the base of trees and spreading by spores and by its ‘bootlaces’ – long thin blackish strands splitting and rejoining, travelling across the ground between tree hosts or especially along fallen logs.
Turkeytail ‘brackets’
by Nick Williams 2020 -
a very colourful bracket fungus that grows throughout the year, but is at its best in the autumn.
Black Bulgar
by Nick Williams
Scarlet Elf Cups
by Nick Williams
Giant Polypore
by Nick Williams
Shaggy Scalycap
by Barbara Wild
Glistening Ink Cap
by Stuart Crandon
Candle Snuff Fungus
by Paul Ward
Orange Bonnet
by Mick Young
Saffrondrop Bonnet
by Barbara Wild
Porcelain Fungus
by Dean Millard
Sulphur Tuft
by Emma Byrne
Wood Puffball
by Sylvia Shaw
Jelly Ear
by Nick Williams
Changing Pholiota (Mutabilis)
by Nick Williams
Hericium Cirrhatum fruitbody
by Nick Williams
Lumpy Bracket & springtail
by Nick Williams
Hairy Curtain Crust
by Barbara Wild
Purple Stud Fungus (Ascocoryne sarcoides)
by Barbara Wild