A Spring Pin – Cudoniella tenuispora, growing on old wood in Sheffield Plantation.
Agrocybe rivulosa
Stemonitis fusca
Coprinopsis lagopus
Parasola leiocephala – a Pleated Inkcap. The pleated cap.
Parasola leiocephala – a Pleated Inkcap. Using a mirror to look at the gills.
A spore print with an almost photograpic effect!
Sphagnum Greyling – Tephrocybe palustris. in boggy ground at Longshaw.
Probably a Beech Woodwart – Hyoxylon fragiforme, with a conidial stage on the stroma.
A very young Oysterling just 1mm big, attached by the top of the cap.
White Spindle – awaiting ID
Scutellinia Sp – Eyelash Fungus
Strobilurus tenacellus, Pinecone Cap
Bog Beacon – Mitrula paludosa
Metatrichia floriformis Slime Mould
Mollisia melanoleuca
Lasiosphaeria ovina
Physarum robustum
Lachnum Sp
Scarlet Elf Cup
The Netted Fieldcap – Bolbitius reticulatus. A rare fungus found on our first ever trip to the threatened Rough Wood at Longshaw. We have just one other record in the Sorby area. I did microscopy on this as it looks like a small Pluteus – like Willow Shield – but the spores are pale brown, not pink. It was confirmed by fungi experts at Wild About Britain.
Fungi at Longshaw 