I probably shouldn’t keep putting fungi into the purdie flaars thread. So here is a fungi thread. I don’t think we’ve already got one.

I took the camera with me when I walked Mr buffy and Bruna this morning and then I went to the wetland reserve for a solitary Fungi Foray. Not much about. But here is what I found.

I think this is an Agrocybe

A Dacrymyces (jelly fungus) of some sort

A Psathyrella and Trametes versicolor (turkey tail)

………

buffy said:

I probably shouldn’t keep putting fungi into the purdie flaars thread. So here is a fungi thread. I don’t think we’ve already got one.

I took the camera with me when I walked Mr buffy and Bruna this morning and then I went to the wetland reserve for a solitary Fungi Foray. Not much about. But here is what I found.

I think this is an Agrocybe

A Dacrymyces (jelly fungus) of some sort

A Psathyrella and Trametes versicolor (turkey tail)

………

Noice. I do love our opisthokont cousins.

buffy said:

I probably shouldn’t keep putting fungi into the purdie flaars thread. So here is a fungi thread. I don’t think we’ve already got one.

I took the camera with me when I walked Mr buffy and Bruna this morning and then I went to the wetland reserve for a solitary Fungi Foray. Not much about. But here is what I found.

I think this is an Agrocybe

A Dacrymyces (jelly fungus) of some sort

A Psathyrella and Trametes versicolor (turkey tail)

………

Nice. In wet years I’ve photographed most of those here. This isn’t a wet year by a long shot.

added to the index

dv said:

added to the index

Thank you.

:)

And here are some of today’s finds. Some of them are new to me.

This will be a Cortinarius, but quite likely an as yet unnamed one. It really stunned me with its colour when I turned it over.

These are Gymnopilus (Rust Gills), which grow on rotting twigs and stuff.

These are Hypholoma fasciculare (Sulphur Tufts) which I had not seen in the flesh before but have been identifying from photos online for a while.

buffy said:

And here are some of today’s finds. Some of them are new to me.

This will be a Cortinarius, but quite likely an as yet unnamed one. It really stunned me with its colour when I turned it over.

These are Gymnopilus (Rust Gills), which grow on rotting twigs and stuff.

These are Hypholoma fasciculare (Sulphur Tufts) which I had not seen in the flesh before but have been identifying from photos online for a while.

It is a pretty purple.

Do we have any native truffles?

Peak Warming Man said:

Do we have any native truffles?

Sort of…

Link to the national herbarium information

buffy said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Do we have any native truffles?

Sort of…

Link to the national herbarium information

Ta, there’s a bit to get my head around there.

Peak Warming Man said:

buffy said:

Peak Warming Man said:

Do we have any native truffles?

Sort of…

Link to the national herbarium information

Ta, there’s a bit to get my head around there.

Mostly food for marsupials rather than us.

:)

Peak Warming Man said:

Do we have any native truffles?

Yea

Bubblecar said:

buffy said:

And here are some of today’s finds. Some of them are new to me.

This will be a Cortinarius, but quite likely an as yet unnamed one. It really stunned me with its colour when I turned it over.

These are Gymnopilus (Rust Gills), which grow on rotting twigs and stuff.

These are Hypholoma fasciculare (Sulphur Tufts) which I had not seen in the flesh before but have been identifying from photos online for a while.

It is a pretty purple.

It’s been tagged for a Cortinarius researcher to have a look at it. Might turn out to be interesting.

buffy said:

Bubblecar said:

buffy said:

And here are some of today’s finds. Some of them are new to me.

This will be a Cortinarius, but quite likely an as yet unnamed one. It really stunned me with its colour when I turned it over.

These are Gymnopilus (Rust Gills), which grow on rotting twigs and stuff.

These are Hypholoma fasciculare (Sulphur Tufts) which I had not seen in the flesh before but have been identifying from photos online for a while.

It is a pretty purple.

It’s been tagged for a Cortinarius researcher to have a look at it. Might turn out to be interesting.

Nice.

:)

Michael V said:

buffy said:

Bubblecar said:

It is a pretty purple.

It’s been tagged for a Cortinarius researcher to have a look at it. Might turn out to be interesting.

Nice.

:)

They just got back and confirmed it’s Cortinarius. Nothing further mentioned. It’s a huge genus and poorly understood. And there are some academic “discussions” about splitting it or not…

buffy said:

Michael V said:

buffy said:

It’s been tagged for a Cortinarius researcher to have a look at it. Might turn out to be interesting.

Nice.

:)

They just got back and confirmed it’s Cortinarius. Nothing further mentioned. It’s a huge genus and poorly understood. And there are some academic “discussions” about splitting it or not…

Cool.

Well done!

:)