Drumboe Wood.
Warm with occasional showers.
A fine group of Armillaria gallica on a stump on the left, and Coprinus comatus on the right.
Lepista nuda - the Wood Blewit - is one of the edible fungi of choice. I find it a bit too 'perfumed' for my palate.
There were two of these Tricholoma sciodes growing under Beech. Spores white, and cap about 8 cm. across. Note the thick gills.
I recently showed the underside of Tricholompsis rutilans. This is the top.
And lastly a pair of wasp galls on Oak. Andricus lignicola, the Oak Apple Gall.