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Showing posts with label Amanita rubescens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amanita rubescens. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 September 2010

Photos from Kilvey Foray

Here are some of the fungi I took home to photograph and identify. Below is the Pluteus cervinus/Deer Shield. It's gills are white to begin with but turn pinkish as the mushroom matures. This specimen was half open when I collected it and it expanded overnight, the gills changing colour in the process.


Amanita rubescens/the Blusher

Suillus grevillei/larch Bolete

Melanoleuca cognata/Spring Cavalier

These final three mushrooms are the ones I couldn't identify at the time but will work them out..i hope.



Monday, 9 August 2010

New year

Above is Amanita rubescens, which is always the first of the Amanita family that appear.

Below is an earthball that's growing in my back yard. I was excited to see it since I throw all the species I find into in my garden, backyard to be eaten by insects. Will identify it later.


It's been ages since my last blog, apologies, lots going on..At least I'm back