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
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]