Halloween Special 2 – Dead Man’s Fingers
It’s Halloween today, so to make this post especially spooky I’ve had to put this…
Halloween Special 1 – The Witches Egg
The Witches Egg or Stinkhorn (Phallus impudicus) initially shows itself as an ‘egg shape’ form in the ground from summer to late autumn, found in most woods and is very common. The egg sack pokes out of the ground and is half buried in the soil. It literally looks like a hard boiled (shelled) egg, planted right in the soil!
Common crumbler – The Common Yellow Russula
The Common Yellow Russula or Common Yellow Brittlegill (Russula ochroleuca) is a very common woodland mushroom. In all types of woodland growing on the floor. Edible.
Field Mushrooms again… Keep ‘em coming
I know the Field mushroom is common, I know there are more exotic mushroom finds…
Plenty of purple – The Amethyst Deceiver
Amethyst Deceiver mushroom. Small Purple or violet mushroom growing in woodland in early autumn.
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