Dry but overcast.
Not many fungi were to be found. The ground is very dry despite all the rain we've had. Still, we start with a new species: Rhodocybe gemina.
Tricholoma sciodes is a Beech associate that I've previously found in Drumboe.
And Suillus grevillei is a very common Larch associate.
Coprobia granulata grows on cow dung. Individual caps about 3-4mm across.
Marasmius rotula was very numerous in a small wood near the river.
This minute specimen was found on old Beechmast. The brown stipe leads me to a Marasmius of some kind. The specimen is being investigated, but not by me. Cap about 2mm diameter.
Hypoxylon fragiforme on an old Beech branch.