Lane Cove Valley Fungi - 5 April 2017
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These photos were taken on a walk from Thornleigh to Porters Ck
along the Lane Cove River Valley.
Above - Rickenella
fibula
Above - Rickenella
fibula
Above - Amanita
sp
Above - An
old Bolete - being eaten by ants
Above - Clavulinopsis
sulcata
Above - Ramaria
sp
Above - Ramaria
sp
Above - Ramaria
sp
Above - Clavulinopsis
sulcata
Above - Mycena
sp
Above - Cantherellus
concinnus
Above - Cruentomycena
viscidocruenta
Above - Austroboletus
niveus
Above - Ramaria
sp
Above - Xylaria
hypoxylon
Above - Xylaria
hypoxylon
Above - Tremella
sp
Above - Boletellus
emodensis
Above - Russula
rosea
Above - Galerina
sp
Above - An
ant swarm. I think they do
this if their colony gets too large and they need to divide into
two - or perhaps if they need to move the nest eg due to being
flooded.
Above - Cantherellus
sp?
Above - Ramaria
sp
Above - Omphalotus
nidiformis
Above - Rickenella
fibula
Above - Slime
mould - Tubifera sp
Above - Ramaria
sp
Above - Cantherellus
concinnus
Above - Perhaps
Hypocrea sp
Above - This
bolete was growing out of a rock
Above - Perhaps
Galerina sp
Above - Bolete
Above - Bolete
- Phlebopus marginatus
Above - Amanita sp?
Above - Cantherellus
concinnus
Above - Bolete
Above - Greenhood
orchid
Above - Greenhood
orchid
Above - Greenhood
orchid
Above - Growing
inside a hollow tree. Perhaps Trogia sp?
Above - Ramaria
sp
Above - Mycena
sp
Above - Slime
mould - Fuligo septica
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