Fungi 2016

[Chris Johnson]

Some mushrooms that I do not know (already seen but not names)

Hi Fred

1. Common Inkcap (Coprinopsis atramentaria)
2. Another inkcap gone over (maybe the same species)
3. Probably Phlebia tremellosa
4. Turkey tail (Trametes versicolor)

[Cfred72]

Hi Chris and Axel,
The first and second sound of the same species, for sure even if the picture is ugly. they grow to 20 cm apart.
I photograph instantly. At home it is twilight

[Cfred72]

Another by the light of the flash. I can photograph in daylight if you want.

[Chris Johnson]

Another by the light of the flash. I can photograph in daylight if you want.

This is Glistening Inkcap Coprinellus Micaceus, Fred.

When young they have tiny flecks of mica on the cap surface, hence the common name. They grow with decaying wood so I assume there is an old stump or maybe mulch nearby?

[Cfred72]

They are in fact next to a pailli area of ​​wood chips. At the same time, they are in the area of ​​Betulus alba of roots that died.

[Chris Johnson]

Sounds ideal.

[ian mcdonald]

A Lycoperdon? on a dry track on peat img. 1020113.

[Chris Johnson]

A Lycoperdon? on a dry track on peat img. 1020113.

Indeed. I would say Grassland Puffball Lycoperdon lividum, given the dry acidic conditions. It's quite tolerant of acidic and calcareous soils.

[ian mcdonald]

Candle snuffer? img. 11020176.

[Chris Johnson]

Candle snuffer? img. 11020176.

Yes, Xylaria hypoxylon.