Here's some more Fungi I spied on my recent walks. As ever, if you can spot something you can ID, do let me know.
I've currently set my heart on finding some Red Elf Cap fungus as I've seeen a lot on Insta. Hopefully, when the snow goes, I might find some!
These ones look particularly grisly. Great lichen too!
These are maybe Wood Ears?
Found another clump of Jelly Ears.
Sadly no CBC subtitles on these ones.
Hello Kezzie, I jumped with excitement when I saw you had a new Fungi Post!!! Great finds! After a couple of failed attempts, we spotted the all illusive Scarlet Elf Cup last week. When accidentally stood on, they look like hearts -
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Who said fungi wasn't romantic!!! Lulu xXx
I have a beautiful photo on my bedroom wall of some scarlet elf cups that somebody else took...I would so love to see some for myself. There's a green one too apparently. Arilx
ReplyDeleteSome good finds Kezzie. So glad you've been able to get out, take a walk and look for fungi. The lichen is something I always notice as I like looking at trees. I can only dream of taking a walk at the moment. Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteInteresting fungi, especially those dark brown deflated balloons.
ReplyDeleteI've never see any like those before.
Hugs,Julia
The fantails look like moths
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to go fungi hunting with you.
ReplyDeleteAnother great collection of fungi, Kezzie. I wish I could help you with some names, but unfortunately I don't know any of them. xxx
ReplyDeleteWell done for finding so much, it's been too cold for anything to grow for weeks here. xx
ReplyDeleteThey're just amazing, I had no idea some of these weird things existed! x
ReplyDeleteI had to Google Red Elf Cup, I hope you find some. It's very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love lichen, I used to think it was damaging to trees and plants but Monty Don reliably informed me (through the medium of TV obviously) that's it's harmless, so now I welcome it. It does have an aquatic feel.
xx