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Old 30-06-2012, 07:54 PM
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Veluwezoom fungi

We checked out a new place today the Veluwezoom NP and wasn't it lovely!
Fungi wasn't my object for the day but there were some very nice around, and as mentioned in the Already! thread, a few things I wouldn't expect to see just yet.

1. Amanita rubescens -The Blusher

2. Bolete

3. Calocera viscosa - stags horn

4. Russula (a)

5. Russula (b)

6. Russula (c)

7. Unknown

8. Peziza
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The Bolete is B erythropus (luridiformis).
I hope you did not pick the "unknown" it is known in the UK as Class A drug Psilocybe semilanceata

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The Bolete is B erythropus (luridiformis).
I hope you did not pick the "unknown" it is known in the UK as Class A drug Psilocybe semilanceata

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Well done, thanks Mal, I will edit the titles .

No I didn't pick the unknown - luckily! Actually I don't think I have ever come across it before, so a nice little find .

Have you come across much lately?
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Old 02-07-2012, 01:49 PM
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Not a lot. A couple of very small specimens

Physarum leucophaeum

and a small orange blob on a stalk with black dots all over



Cribraria microcarpa

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Old 22-07-2012, 08:36 AM
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We went back to the Veluwezoom yeaterday and I had high hope of a fungi fest after last time,but Iwas a bit disappointed - perhaps we should have walked the same route but we wanted to ezxplore the area a bit more and when off in a different direction.
There were hundreds of Scleroderma citrinum and I didn't even bother getting a photo, now I come to write the post I need one .

Here we are a few finds of the day.

A bright yellow Russula.





Amanita fulva (as mentioned in the find of the day thread)




Fomitopsis pinicola - Red Banded Polypore's, only the second place I have ever seen these.




Unknown Fungus 1.
Found with heather and pine, the cap touching the ground with what seem to be veil remains? I had to feel around for a stipe then once I located it eased some soil away could see it was striated had a ring, white gills (no gill shot).



Fungus 2.

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No1 is Amanita rubescens no 2 a Pluteus I think.

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No1 is Amanita rubescens no 2 a Pluteus I think.

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Thanks Mal, that has given me pause for thought, I didn't have this as a Aminita rubescens at all, even though I mentioned the ring and the veil remains. I thought the cap was too smooth .
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I have seen them like this before.

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I have seen them like this before.

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I wasn't doubting you, just myself - if I can't ID a A. rubescens what hope is there .
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