Wolli Creek - Fungi - 9  April 2016

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The fungi identifications here that I made are only amateurish - and I would appreciate any additions or corrections.

This was a field activity organised by the Sydney Fungal Studies Group Inc. I was in a group that looked for fungi between Bexley North and Bardwell Park.



Above - Austroboletus lacunosus



Above - Laccaria sp



Above - Laccaria sp



Above - Laccaria sp



Above - Bolete



Above - We were surprised to find a group of dung beetles breaking up a dog poo and rolling it into balls and dragging it off





Above - Perhaps Hemimycena sp



Above - Perhaps Hemimycena sp



Above - Psathyrella sp



Above - Psathyrella sp



Above - Coprinus atramentarius (Inky Cap). I think the next 3 photos are all of the same species showing how the cap changes.



Above - Coprinus atramentarius (Inky Cap)



Above - Coprinus atramentarius (Inky Cap)



Above - Coprinus atramentarius (Inky Cap)



Above - Phlebopus marginatus. These massive boletes were about 30 cm across.



Above - Phlebopus marginatus



Above - Phlebopus marginatus



Above - Slime mould



Above - Calocera guepinioides growing on a stick.



Above - This was also growing on the same stick. Perhaps Steccherinum sp?

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