Some of the fungi we saw on our walk on 2nd November 2026. Enjoy, all you fungi fiends!
Note: I’ve taken the identities from Google Images. Google isn’t always 100% right, so be aware
🔼 Woodtufts… there are several types, can’t be more specific 🔽 Russula (Google and me agree!)
🔼 Another Woodtuft? Or a Funeral Bell? 🔽 Sometimes the name is obvious: Common Funnel!
🔼 Yellow Staghorn (me & Google agree) 🔽
🔼 Sulphur Tuft 🔽 More Sulphur Tufts? Probably. But could be Brick Tufts.
🔼 Bonnets. But which bonnets, Google doesn’t want to say 🔽 The early stages of brackets. But which brackets? Google agrees with me, either Southern or Artists. It’s great to get this underneath shot!
🔼 I love these. Me & Google we agree these are Burgundydrop Bonnets! 🔽 More Bonnets… probably Common Bonnets
🔼 Oh look, more Bonnets! 🔽 Yet more Bonnets! Google can’t identify them beyond that
And finally two I need no help to identify 🔼 Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria) and the most difficult fungi shot I’ve ever taken, but I got it, in focus too 🔽 and a Shaggy Ink Cap
Wow, that’s quite a collection, even though half of them turned out to be bonnets. But bonnets is a big family so… needn’t all be the same
And what might we find for next week? I wonder 🤞🍄🤪















So many kinds! I love the super shiny ones
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Me too. Though I have to say, it helps that they were wet
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More bonnets and tufts! As for the clustered bonnets, Google thinks it’s a mycena tintinnabulum…
I’m wondering the same for next week! 🤪
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