The fungi season is still trugging along slowly due to our local lack of rain. But here’s a selection of what we found on our walk to Whitlingham Country Park on 6th October 2025. As before, I won’t name a fungus unless I’m a 100% sure of the identity. Enjoy
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I get quite excited when I find these trooping types. These covered an entire stump 🔼
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Sometimes you find the fungi poking their heads out from a fissured log! 🔼
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I love the teeny-weeny fungi but they’re not always easy to get into focus, especially when deep on the forest floor 🔼🔽⏬
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This one looks like a southern bracket, but could equally be another, similar bracket. No danger of you eating it though you might use it to light a camp fire! 🔼
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This next few are flamboyant dazzlers! 🔼🔽⏬
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This was a fabulous find to end our day 🔽
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That’s all for this week. Hope to have more for you next week.
Hope you enjoyed
crispina kemp 
That’s all? I should say that was a virtual cornucopia of fungi! What a splendid variety!
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The next 2 Fridays…wow! Week that includes 7th Nov I might use Tuesday Treats to include fungi cos I’ve got so many!
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You have a great biodiversity in your area. Lucky you. It’s a good sign.
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More species appearing here in the coming weeks. At least one new species for me
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Are we having fun yet! Hell, yeah!
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Lots lots lots lots more to come in the coming weeks! I’ve been out with the camera twice since I snapped these. And the crop is getting to be bumper!
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Do you forage and cook them or just take photos?
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I’m not confident in identifying them (except the poisonous ones) so, no, photos only
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