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Species : 168
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Back to Forays Click any picture for a larger image Foray members: Matthew Hutchings My first walk after a week in Portugal. Found quite a few species. | Hypholoma Fasciculare - Sulphur Tuft | | | |
| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 2-3cm | | Height: 4-5cm | | Terrain: Beechwoods | | Substrate: Wood | | Tree type: Beech I think | Comments:
This mushroom always photographs well (meaning my fairly cheap camera can get a good focus on it easily, think its something to do with the texture) |
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| Kuehneromyces Mutabilis - Changing Pholiota | | |
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| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 3-4cm | | Height: 5-6cm | | Terrain: Deciduous woodland | | Substrate: Wood | | Tree type: Birch | Comments:
I've seen a lot of this species this year. Conditions must be favourable for this edible mushroom. |
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| Hydnum Repandum - Hedgehog Fungus, Wood Urchin | | | |
| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 4cm | | Height: 5cm | | Terrain: Beechwoods | | Substrate: Mossy soil | | Comments:
This mushroom is part of a large and old ring which I see each year. |
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| Russula Mairei - Beechwood Sickener | |  |
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| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Diameter: 5-6cm | | Height: 3-4cm | | Terrain: Beechwoods | | Substrate: Soil | | Comments:
These were everywhere in this area. |
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| Ischnoderma Benzoinum - Benzoin Bracket | |  |
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| Month: September | | Time: Early Evening | | Across: 7cm | | Width: 5cm | | Depth: 2cm | | Terrain: Mixed woodland | | Substrate: Wood | | Tree type: Scots Pine | Comments:
Note the brown guttation drops which the fungus exudes. |
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