TAYSIDE
TOADSTOOLS & BIRDS
My voice / Becomes the wind / Mushroom-hunting . . . . . . . . . 19th century haiku by Japanese poet MASAOKA SHIKI [1867-1902]
AGARIC CON-F - Produce spores on underside of their caps from gills, whereas Boletes, that can be similar in look, produce spores from sponge-like tube.
Below are examples of Cortinarius which possess colourful stem markings but which I find hard to identify
CONOCYBE SILIGINEA
COPRINOPSIS LAGOPUS [Harefoot Mushroom] found in May [left] and September [right] - Reres Park 2018
COPRINUS ATRAMENTARIUS [Common Ink Cap]
Left in Dundee, unknow date. Right at Tayock, September 10, 2020
COPRINUS COMATUS [Shaggy Ink Cap/Lawyer's Wig]
Tayock on September 10, 2020,
COPRINUS DISSEMINATUS
[Fairies Bonnets or Trooping Crumble Cap]
COPRINUS MACROCEPHALUS ?
Not confident that it's the species 'macrocephalus'
COPRINELLUS MICACEUS [Glistening Ink-Cap]
Left photo showsa large group seen at Forfar Loch, November 16, 2020
Above photo shows young ink-cps with the glistening mica on top ot the caps
taken at Templeton Woods, Dundee, many years ago
COPRINUS PLICATILIS
[Pleated Ink Cap or Little Japanese Umbrella]
CORTINARIUS ANOMALUS
Cortinarius with yellow stem markings
CORTINARIUS BOLARIS
Pitkennedy Woods, 2019
CORTINARIUS PSEUDOSALOR
Purple on stem points to this being correct
CORTINARIUS . . . . . .
Cortinarius with brown stem markings and sticky cap
CORTINARIUS . . . . . .
Cortinarius with brown stem markings
CYSTODERMA AMIANTHINUM
[Saffron Parasol]
ENTOLOMA PORPHYROPHAEUM
[Lilac Pink Gill]
FLAMMULINA VELUTIPES
[Velvet Shank]