Fungi in the Landscape
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Here are some more fungi in the Sheffield area landscape, all taken with my mobile phone. No-one takes any notice of you if you take a picture of anything with a smart phone - but if you were to set up a tripod and a big macro camera on a busy roadside grass verge.........
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- Russula nigricans - Blackening Brittlegill at Ladybower
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- Russula nigricans - Blackening Brittlegill at Ladybower
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- Xylaria hypoxylon - Candlesnuff at Roe Wood, Sheffield
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- Clitocybe nebularis - Mist Fungus at Roe Wood, Sheffield
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- Coprinellus mucaceus - Glistening Inkcap at Northern General Hospital, Sheffield
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- Coprinellus micaceus - Glistening Inkcap at Norton Lees, Sheffield
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More fungi in the Sheffield landscape - none of which I collected to ID as my wife was having an operation - I have recorded many species in the grounds of Sheffield hospitals.
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- Possible Inocybe cookeii at Northern General Hospital, Sheffield
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- Lepiota aspera (I think) at Ladybower
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- Lepista inversa at Ladybower
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- Melastiza chateri 200 yards from my house in Sheffield
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- Penny Bun at Ladybower - left unpicked for others to look at and enjoy
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- Penny Bun at Ladybower - left unpicked for others to look at and enjoy
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More Sheffield fungi in the landscape.......
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- Volvariella gloiocephala Stubble Rosegill at Northern general Hospital, Sheffield
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- Lycoperdon pyriforme - Stump Puffball at Roe wood, Sheffield
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- Hypholoma fasiculare on mossy wood at Ladybower
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- Unidentified agaric at entrance to Northern General Hospital, Sheffield
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- Unidentified white bracket fungi in Roe Wood, Sheffield
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- Clavulina rugosa - wrinkled Club at Ladybower
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The landscape of Edinburgh Botanical Gardens is very nice, but I don't think many folk spotted these fungi there last Friday.
Steve
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- Brittlestems, Dyer's Mazegill and Honey Fungus
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- Clouded Agaric
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- Brown toadstools by a wildflower bed
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Fungi were abundant on Saturday in an idyllic Lothian nature reserve. Untrampled, quiet, no dogs.....just like the woods around Sheffield used to be, but are no more.
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A spectacular display of Honey Fungus.
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- Armillaria mellea
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That's a superb display, Adam. - And caught just at the right stage of development for a good photo!
Spotted these yesterday, with a bit of autumn colour in the background.
Cuphophyllus (Hygrocybe) pratensis - Meadow waxcap : -
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Spotted these yesterday, with a bit of autumn colour in the background.
Cuphophyllus (Hygrocybe) pratensis - Meadow waxcap : -
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- Cuphophyllus (Hygrocybe) pratensis - Meadow Waxcap.
Mike
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