@jeremybartlett.bsky.socialBay Bolete, Imleria badia.
In beech and pine woods near Swaffham, Norfolk, yesterday.
Several caps without a stipe but one lovely little specimen too, like a Penny Bun (Boletus edulis) but with a darker cap and pores that bruised blue.
@jeremybartlett.bsky.socialBeech Milkcap, Lactarius blennius.
In beechwoods near Swaffham, Norfolk, yesterday.
@kentfieldclub.bsky.socialFor #UKFungusDay, a small selection of the fungi seen on our field meeting today in Wichling Wood on the North Kent Downs. Names in alt-text. #fungi #fungus #mushrooms @britmycolsoc.org.uk
@bajarka1.bsky.socialSądzę, że w tym lesie obowiązuje tylko czerwony dress code.
#MyClick #FlyAgaric #IntoTheWoods #Fungi #Poland
@hannahbreach.bsky.socialSpores.
I have very limited knowledge of fungi, I can recognize this as a parasol but that's as far as I dare go!
#fungi
@stevieparsons.bsky.socialA selection of fungi from a mercifully wet New Forest this week 😁🌧️ See ALT text for more. #fungi #Newforest
@cqinthecloud.bsky.socialA minuscule community hidden in the moss 🍄🟫🍄🟫 #fungi #fungifriends
@rogerhorton.bsky.socialNot all fungi are toadstools! Here’s a grey covering of Clover Powdery Mildew, Erysiphe trifoliorum, on White Melilot, Melilotus albus, in @cubotanicgarden.bsky.social today. 🩶😉
#Fungi #Mildew
#UKFungusDay
@cqinthecloud.bsky.socialSeems like the mushrooms are stalling their arrival until we get a bit more rain but I was lucky to spot these ones in the forest today 🍄🟫 #fungi #fungifriends #mushroom #autumn
@davidst999.bsky.socialBrown Birch Bolete (Leccinum scabrum) taken today in The Scottish Wildlife Trusts' Bawsinch and Duddingston Nature Reserve, Edinburgh. #Fungi #Mushrooms #Mycology #Nature #Photography #OMSystem #Edinburgh #Scotland @scotwildlife.bsky.social
@mixaeljones.bsky.socialI met this cheery #mushroom in the New Forest. He said his name was Pete Bolete! 🍄 🙂
I think it’s a Scarletina Bolete, but he neither confirmed or denied! 🤐
#UKFungusDay #DailyNature
#FungiFriends #Fungi
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@stevieparsons.bsky.socialThis honey fungus (Armillaria mellea) is everywhere in the New Forest at the moment - but I like the way these photos show the black rhizomorphs (or ‘bootlaces’) used by the fungus to colonise new substrates and transport nutrients. #fungi #NewForest
@beigeoak.bsky.socialA new crop of these silvery beauties. Their colors are more on the tarnished side but still lovely and graceful. #fungi #mushrooms
@wildbunnywhisperer.bsky.social