This one could be Cortinarius erythraeus
Single specimen although I did find another one several metres away.
Growing in Eucalypt remnant vegetation.
Cap width: 3.5cm
Height: 2cm
Gill colour: Brown
I have no idea what this one is!
Single specimen.
Growing in Euc. remnant vegetation
Cap width: 2.5cm
Height 5cm
Gill colour: Black
(Possibly Coprinellus sp.)
Clitocybe clitocyboides
Growing in the same location as Omphalina chromacea (Aug. Fungi No. 2)
These are tiny.
Growing behind my Garden shed
Cap width: 1cm
Length of stem: 2cm
Width of stem: 2mm
Not sure what they are but I'm off to research! :-)
Not sure what they are but I'm off to research! :-)
4 comments:
Some nice finds. I tried looking a couple up for you but without success.
Thanks for that, Mosura. I had no luck either.
I will come over to your blog tomorrow. I've been pretty busy here.
Hi JL
Nice fungi.
Re #2, many of the Mycenae have the ribbing of the cap visible on the upper side. But I have never seen it so exaggerated as in your specimen.
I had a look through my Fuhrer book, but nothing jumped out as a match. Time to seek help from the FungiMap people you know, I suspect.
Cheers
Denis
LOL, Denis, at this rate, they are going to become sick of me! :-)
Fungimap look in here from time to time, so if I don't receive an ID shortly, I will send it to them.
It might be Coprinellus sp.
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