Beech Woodwart
Beech Woodwart Hypoxylon fragiforme, commonly called the Beech Woodwart, appears throughout the year but is particularly noticeable during late autumn
Yellow Foot Waxcap
Yellow Foot Waxcap A fairly common but localised waxcap fungus, Cuphophyllus flavipes is recognisable by its arching gills and the
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Vermilion Waxcap
Vermilion Waxcap A small red Waxcap that is fairly easy to identify as it has a scurfy cap unlike most
Terracotta Hedgehog
Terracotta Hedgehog An easily identified mushroom with a great taste that grows in many types of woodland. Scientific Name –
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Snowy Waxcap
Snowy Waxcap The Snowy Waxcap usually has an ivory or creamy-white cap, with a slightly greasy texture, but not sticky.Â
Slimy Waxcap
Slimy Waxcap The sliminess of this Waxcap makes it both easy to identify but very hard to handle as it
Scarlet Waxcap
Scarlet Waxcap The Scarlet Waxcap is one of the smaller red waxcaps, can grow in large numbers in the right
Root Rot
Root Rot A beautiful perennial polypore with bright red skin and white to cream pore surface. It might be a
Pink Waxcap
Pink Waxcap This is a rare and beautiful mushroom and is easy to identify with it’s sharply conical top and