Fungi in the Landscape

[Steve]

Phaeolus schweinizii in a Longshaw pine wood.

[Steve]

On a North Wales holiday I tried to get images of mushrooms with the beautiful coastline - without "gardening" around the fungi. It was very difficult.
Ar wyliau yn Ngogledd Cymru ddaru mi drio tynnu lluniau o fadarch gyda'r arfordir hyfryd - heb "arddio" o gwmpas y ffwng. Roedd hi'n anodd iawn.

Hygrocybe chlorophana

Hygrocybe chlorophana

Hygrocybe chlorophana

Marasmius oreades

a Parasol

a Parasol

[adampembs]

Nice photos, Steve. Can I suggest you don't use the place inline feature, though, as they are easier to view and appreciate in a grid format, especially on a laptop with a smaller screen.

[Ganoderma resinaceum]

I visited Hatfield Forest on Sunday, and took a few photos with this thread in mind.

[Ganoderma resinaceum]

Sparassis crispa looking out onto a lovely church.

[Steve]

Street and park fungi in Sheffield last Tuesday, using the smart phone - nobody blinks an eye if you use that instead of a big camera.
Quite agree with layout Adam! Especially these smart phone images.
Steve

[Steve]

More street and park photos from Sheffield.

[Flaxton]

Duncombe Park today with lots of Waxcaps. Unfortunately many had been "got" by the frost but still enough to keep me busy. Here is a couple of Hygrocybe pratensis.

Mal

[Gaby]

Wish it were possible to "like" the photos in this thread!

[Lancashire Lad]

Armillaria mellea and Coprinellus micaceus (Photo taken two weeks ago - before the frosts!).

Honey Fungus and Ink Caps.

Regards,
Mike.

[adampembs]

Armillaria mellea and Coprinellus micaceus (Photo taken two weeks ago - before the frosts!).

Honey Fungus & Ink Caps.jpg

Regards,
Mike.

Love this !

[Steve]

The last of the season's grassland fungi at Longshaw included this Meadow Coral - Clavulinopsis corniculata. The Cladonia lichens were far better than the non-lichenised fungi.