Fungi photos from our walk on 16th September 2025. As usual, I only name them when I’m 100% sure of the identity.
There are three major types of fungi: Cap and stipe, Bracket-like, and then there are the others. We’ll start with the cap and stipe type.
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Those above are clearly grassland lovers, those below prefer woodlands
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The next group of fungi behave like brackets
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You’d be forgiven to believe these are only found on birch trees, but that’s just the bias of this particular environment.
And then there’s the odd ones…
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There’s no mistaking this one. You smell it before you ever do see it. The stinkhorn.
I do hope you enjoyed. I wonder what I’ll find for you next week?
crispina kemp 
I haven’t seen these in real life.
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Then I’m happy to be able to bring them to you
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Many thanks dear friend
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🙏🥰🥰
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🌺
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Very nice array of fungi for this Friday. The one that grows out the side of a tree that appears a bit orange I have heard referred to as Chicken of the Woods.
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It might be, I’m by no means an expert. But I believe the chicken grows in more of a clump, or a fan
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Gorgeous photos, Crispina.💖 There is something quite magical about fungi ✨
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We remain in those childhood fantasies! 💜🩷❤️
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