Wilderness Grove

WildernessgGrove230225-1

WildernessgGrove230225-2

WildernessgGrove230225-3

WildernessgGrove230225-4

WildernessgGrove230225-5

WildernessgGrove230225-6

WildernessgGrove3things230225-1

WildernessgGrove3things230225-2

WildernessgGrove3things230225-3

From Stewart

Trichoderma gelatinosa growing on the old stromata of Hypoxylon fuscum.

The white fungus is probably the white anamorph of the Trichoderna

WildernessgGroveAlderGoblet230225-1

WildernessgGroveAlderGoblet230225-2

WildernessgGroveAlderGoblet230225-3

Alder Goblet (Ciboria caucus)

No gills

WildernessgGroveBcapillary230225-1

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-1a

Capillary Thread-moss (Bryum capillare) capsules

WildernessgGroveBrownCup?230225-1

WildernessgGroveBrownCup?230225-2

WildernessgGroveBrownCup?230225-4

from Anne

The tiny cup on the wood in the "mushroom pile turned out to be (I think) Peziza micropus, although some of the spores were wider than the reference Spooner Key B&K 1

WildernessgGroveCconicum230225-1

WildernessgGroveCconicum230225-2

Great Scented Liverwort (Conocephelum conicum)

WildernessgGroveCmicaceus230225-1

Glistening Inkcap (Coprinellus micaceus)

Hairy stype

WildernessgGroveDewdrop230225-1

WildernessgGroveDewdrop230225-2

Dewdrop Bonnet (Hemimycena tortuosa)

WildernessgGroveFungusSp230225-1

A new fresh fungus.

WildernessgGroveHazelCup230225-1

WildernessgGroveHazelCup230225-2

Spring Hazelcup (Encoelia fufuracea)

WildernessgGroveLeaf230225-1

WildernessgGroveLichen1230225-1

WildernessgGroveLichen1230225-2

Script Lichen Sp (Graphis Sp)?

WildernessgGroveLichen2230225-1

Lichen Sp

WildernessgGroveMadeShrooms230225-1

As yet unidentified.

New for the world

WildernessgGroveMadonis230225-1

Scarlet Bonnet (Atheniella adonis)

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-1

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-2

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-4

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-5

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-6

Midnight Disco (Pachyella violaceonigra)

WildernessgGroveMite230225-1

From Stewart

Sycamore Felt Gall on a Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) leaf caused by the mite Aceria pseudoplatani

WildernessgGroveNectria230225-1

Dialonectria Sp? on ?

From Stewart

Dialonectria episphaeria on Nemania serpens
WildernessgGroveOrange230225-1

WildernessgGroveOrange230225-2

WildernessgGroveOrange230225-3

WildernessGroveOrange230225-7 1

2.5x life size

WildernessGroveOrange230225-8 1

200x

From Stewart

I'm glad to say that with a little extra magnification, the yellow blobs that I found on the mossy log were immediately recognisable as Bactridium flavum.  
With 35 records on the mycota, It was something that Reg Evans often found, but it hasn't been seen since 1998.

WildernessgGrovePaleOrangeDisco230225-1

WildernessgGrovePaleOrangeDisco230225-2

WildernessGroveOrangeDisco230225-1

4x life size

Small discos on the end of a cut trunk.

from Stewart

I had a translucent orange one with a short hairy fringe, which I think came off the end of the log on which Mike found the Dialonectria.
This was Cistella dentata.

WildernessgGrovePendivifolia230225-1

WildernessgGrovePendivifolia230225-2

Pellia endivifolia

WildernessgGrovePeniophoraSp230225-1

WildernessgGrovePeniophoraSp230225-2

Peniophora incarnata

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-1

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-2

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-3

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-4

Fungus Sp? on Fungus Sp?

from Stewart

Calcarisporium arbuscula on Rosellinia britannica

WildernessgGrovePoplarBud1230225-1

WildernessgGrovePoplarBud1230225-2

Small disco found on Poplar (Populus Sp) Buds

Calycina gemmarum

WildernessgGrovePurple230225-1

WildernessgGrovePurple230225-2

WildernessgGrovePurple230225-3

Fungus Sp

from Yvonne

Psathyrella bipellis

WildernessgGrovePussMoth230225-1

WildernessgGrovePussMoth230225-2

Old cocoons of a Puss Moth. Created by the caterpillar chewing bark.

WildernessgGroveSawfly230225-1

Ichneumon sp?

WildernessgGroveScanescens230225-1

WildernessgroveEcanescnes230225-3

WildernessGrovePrickles230225-3

WildernessGrovePrickles230225-1

Echinosphaeria canescens

WildernessgGroveScarletElfCup230225-1

Scarlet Elfcup (Sarcoscypha Sp)

WildernessgGroveSilver230225-1

Silver Leaf (Chondostereum purpureum)

WildernessgGroveSlimeMold230225-1

Slime Mold Sp

Push Pin Slime Mold (Hemitrichia calyculata)

WildernessgGroveSlimemOldP;us230225-1

WildernessgGroveSlimemOldP;us230225-2

Slime Mold Sp with accompanying fungus Sp

from Stewart

Polycephalomyces tomentosus on the slime mould Trichia varia

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-1

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-2

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-3

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-4

Smokey Bracket 9(Bjerkandera adusta)

WildernessgGroveVelvetShank230225-1

WildernessgGroveVelvetShank230225-2

Velvet Shank (Flammulina velutipes)

WildernessgGroveWinterBrownie230225-1

WildernessgGroveWinterBrownie230225-2

A very young Winter Brownie (Meottomyces dissimulans)

WildernessGroveHazelWooswart230225-1

WildernessGroveHazelWooswart230225-2

Hazel Woodwart (Hypoxylon fuscum)

WildernessGroveWhiteTubelet230225-0

WildernessGroveTubelet230225-1

White Tubelet (Henningsomyces candidus)

WildernessGroveFungus2230225-1

WildernessGroveFungus2230225-2

WildernessGroveFungus2230225-3

From Anne

The pleurotoid fan shaped fungus turned out to be Crepidotus mollis (the cap peeled I realised after looking at it under the microscope!) FN1 Kibby Vol 4

WildernessgGroveTrichia230225-1

WildernessgGroveTrichia230225-2

WildernessgGroveTrichia230225-3

Trichia varia

WildernessGroveLvirgineum230225-1

Snowy Disco (Lachnum virgineum)

WildernessGroveMcinerea230225-5

Grey Disco (Mollisia cinerea)

Comments

Wilderness Grove

WildernessgGrove230225-1

WildernessgGrove230225-2

WildernessgGrove230225-3

WildernessgGrove230225-4

WildernessgGrove230225-5

WildernessgGrove230225-6

WildernessgGrove3things230225-1

WildernessgGrove3things230225-2

WildernessgGrove3things230225-3

From Stewart

Trichoderma gelatinosa growing on the old stromata of Hypoxylon fuscum.

The white fungus is probably the white anamorph of the Trichoderna

WildernessgGroveAlderGoblet230225-1

WildernessgGroveAlderGoblet230225-2

WildernessgGroveAlderGoblet230225-3

Alder Goblet (Ciboria caucus)

No gills

WildernessgGroveBcapillary230225-1

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-1a

Capillary Thread-moss (Bryum capillare) capsules

WildernessgGroveBrownCup?230225-1

WildernessgGroveBrownCup?230225-2

WildernessgGroveBrownCup?230225-4

from Anne

The tiny cup on the wood in the "mushroom pile turned out to be (I think) Peziza micropus, although some of the spores were wider than the reference Spooner Key B&K 1

WildernessgGroveCconicum230225-1

WildernessgGroveCconicum230225-2

Great Scented Liverwort (Conocephelum conicum)

WildernessgGroveCmicaceus230225-1

Glistening Inkcap (Coprinellus micaceus)

Hairy stype

WildernessgGroveDewdrop230225-1

WildernessgGroveDewdrop230225-2

Dewdrop Bonnet (Hemimycena tortuosa)

WildernessgGroveFungusSp230225-1

A new fresh fungus.

WildernessgGroveHazelCup230225-1

WildernessgGroveHazelCup230225-2

Spring Hazelcup (Encoelia fufuracea)

WildernessgGroveLeaf230225-1

WildernessgGroveLichen1230225-1

WildernessgGroveLichen1230225-2

Script Lichen Sp (Graphis Sp)?

WildernessgGroveLichen2230225-1

Lichen Sp

WildernessgGroveMadeShrooms230225-1

As yet unidentified.

New for the world

WildernessgGroveMadonis230225-1

Scarlet Bonnet (Atheniella adonis)

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-1

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-2

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-4

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-5

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-6

Midnight Disco (Pachyella violaceonigra)

WildernessgGroveMite230225-1

From Stewart

Sycamore Felt Gall on a Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) leaf caused by the mite Aceria pseudoplatani

WildernessgGroveNectria230225-1

Dialonectria Sp? on ?

From Stewart

Dialonectria episphaeria on Nemania serpens
WildernessgGroveOrange230225-1

WildernessgGroveOrange230225-2

WildernessgGroveOrange230225-3

WildernessGroveOrange230225-7 1

2.5x life size

WildernessGroveOrange230225-8 1

200x

From Stewart

I'm glad to say that with a little extra magnification, the yellow blobs that I found on the mossy log were immediately recognisable as Bactridium flavum.  
With 35 records on the mycota, It was something that Reg Evans often found, but it hasn't been seen since 1998.

WildernessgGrovePaleOrangeDisco230225-1

WildernessgGrovePaleOrangeDisco230225-2

WildernessGroveOrangeDisco230225-1

4x life size

Small discos on the end of a cut trunk.

from Stewart

I had a translucent orange one with a short hairy fringe, which I think came off the end of the log on which Mike found the Dialonectria.
This was Cistella dentata.

WildernessgGrovePendivifolia230225-1

WildernessgGrovePendivifolia230225-2

Pellia endivifolia

WildernessgGrovePeniophoraSp230225-1

WildernessgGrovePeniophoraSp230225-2

Peniophora incarnata

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-1

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-2

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-3

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-4

Fungus Sp? on Fungus Sp?

from Stewart

Calcarisporium arbuscula on Rosellinia britannica

WildernessgGrovePoplarBud1230225-1

WildernessgGrovePoplarBud1230225-2

Small disco found on Poplar (Populus Sp) Buds

Calycina gemmarum

WildernessgGrovePurple230225-1

WildernessgGrovePurple230225-2

WildernessgGrovePurple230225-3

Fungus Sp

from Yvonne

Psathyrella bipellis

WildernessgGrovePussMoth230225-1

WildernessgGrovePussMoth230225-2

Old cocoons of a Puss Moth. Created by the caterpillar chewing bark.

WildernessgGroveSawfly230225-1

Ichneumon sp?

WildernessgGroveScanescens230225-1

WildernessgroveEcanescnes230225-3

WildernessGrovePrickles230225-3

WildernessGrovePrickles230225-1

Echinosphaeria canescens

WildernessgGroveScarletElfCup230225-1

Scarlet Elfcup (Sarcoscypha Sp)

WildernessgGroveSilver230225-1

Silver Leaf (Chondostereum purpureum)

WildernessgGroveSlimeMold230225-1

Slime Mold Sp

Push Pin Slime Mold (Hemitrichia calyculata)

WildernessgGroveSlimemOldP;us230225-1

WildernessgGroveSlimemOldP;us230225-2

Slime Mold Sp with accompanying fungus Sp

from Stewart

Polycephalomyces tomentosus on the slime mould Trichia varia

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-1

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-2

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-3

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-4

Smokey Bracket 9(Bjerkandera adusta)

WildernessgGroveVelvetShank230225-1

WildernessgGroveVelvetShank230225-2

Velvet Shank (Flammulina velutipes)

WildernessgGroveWinterBrownie230225-1

WildernessgGroveWinterBrownie230225-2

A very young Winter Brownie (Meottomyces dissimulans)

WildernessGroveHazelWooswart230225-1

WildernessGroveHazelWooswart230225-2

Hazel Woodwart (Hypoxylon fuscum)

WildernessGroveWhiteTubelet230225-0

WildernessGroveTubelet230225-1

White Tubelet (Henningsomyces candidus)

WildernessGroveFungus2230225-1

WildernessGroveFungus2230225-2

WildernessGroveFungus2230225-3

From Anne

The pleurotoid fan shaped fungus turned out to be Crepidotus mollis (the cap peeled I realised after looking at it under the microscope!) FN1 Kibby Vol 4

WildernessgGroveTrichia230225-1

WildernessgGroveTrichia230225-2

WildernessgGroveTrichia230225-3

Trichia varia

WildernessGroveLvirgineum230225-1

Snowy Disco (Lachnum virgineum)

WildernessGroveMcinerea230225-5

Grey Disco (Mollisia cinerea)

Comments