I shared some of my fungal finds from my walk in Swallowship woods last week and here is the next installment. It really was a fruitful (or fungful?) walk!
Here are some crispy examples. I wondered if it was Plicatura Crispa or just the start of Turkey fantail fungus?
A lot of fungi examples are found on fallen trees or logs. Not sure what these were.
I don't know what this cute fluffy fungus is but I wish I could have gone back to look at it in a few weeks to see if it Lion's mane fungus? That's quite a rare fungus so I would have been super excited to see that one!
These fluffy orange balls were absolutely minute and I was amazed I actually spotted them. I wonder if they were the start of orange brain fungus but not sure!
This yellowy-beige fungus was covered in dirt and detritus- any idea what it is!?
These orangey plump mini toadstools were rather abundant where they were.
I was super excited to spot these last two as I know what they are due to Louse (author of the Roachling blog) who posted them. They are Common Puffballs!
I caught a pair of these and I love the perfect spherical shape of the top one! Apparently, if you blow on these, they puff out a dust...spores??!
I wondered if this weird blue-grey coloured was an Aniseed fungus?
Which one is your favourite?
