At this stage it looks like one of the parasols cochinella but it's at this stage of fungi growth that I find most frustrating because they look similar to others. I have to say though that I'm pleased that more fungi is being posted on here because it makes me research and therefore learn so thank you.
One of our fungi bods will be able to id for us I'm sure.
thank you @Uff. As a young child my uncle used to take us urchins to pick mushrooms, I wish I had paid attention. Thanks to your thread here I developed another fixation 😂. Something else to notice in nature: great!!
Those look like one of the fibrecaps, Inocybe. It is very difficult to identify which one it might be as they are the archetypical LBMs (Little Brown Mushrooms).
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I have to say though that I'm pleased that more fungi is being posted on here because it makes me research and therefore learn so thank you.
One of our fungi bods will be able to id for us I'm sure.
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this is the best I can do photo-wise.
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Does the fungi look like this?
https://www.first-nature.com/fungi/parasola-plicatilis.php
Just taken a pick of some slime fungi that I'll post later after another foray up in the wood when I hope to come up with more finds.
This looks like a load of old Yorkshire puddings that have been thrown out