The Oaks friend – Oakbug Milkcap
I’m catching up on reporting my mushroom foraging finds, especially from autumn last year, when…
I’m catching up on reporting my mushroom foraging finds, especially from autumn last year, when…
It’s always good to venture further afield when hunting for new mushrooms, especially when you…
Octobers harvest of Shaggy Inkcaps (Coprinus comatus) shares the grass with Weeping Widow (Lacrymaria lacrymabunda) mushrooms.
This Inkcap mushroom is usually found in small groups and matures into relatively tall specimens (up to 12 or 13cm in some cases). They’re usually found on soil or leaf litter in woodland (sometimes in rarer field scenarios).
A very large light brown polypore (or bracket fungus) growing at the base of broad leaved trees.
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