Wolli Creek Fungi - 9 July 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
Above - Cortinarius sp
Above - Calvatia sp (Puffball)
Above - Geastrum triplex (Earth Star)
Above - Clavulinopsis amoena
Above - The fungus (Cortinarius ?) has been infected with a pin
mould
Above - Hygrocybe sp. This is an interesting one. It
resembles Hygrocybe aurantipes in colour (cap and stipe) -
but not in structure. The stipe is too thin and the cap has the
scallops. So perhaps an undescribed species? I have seen a very
similar one in Sassafras Gully in the Blue Mts.
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Gliophorus graminicolor
Above - Gliophorus graminicolor
Above - Gliophorus graminicolor
Above - Gliophorus graminicolor
Above - Gliophorus chromolimoneus
Above - Gliophorus chromolimoneus
Above - Gliophorus chromolimoneus
Above - Gliophorus chromolimoneus
Above - Clavulina sp
Above - Clavulina sp
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Hygrocybe collucera
Above - Mycena sp
Above - Cruentomycena viscidocruenta
Above - A brown fungus infected by another fungus - Neobarya
agaricicola
A fungus or slime mould?
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