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A few local fungi, taken yesterday in Spruce plantation with deciduous borders.

 

 

Bright but cold.

 

I don't have a name for this little (1cm.) lilac mushroom, but I'm not letting that stop me from showing a nice composition. Maybe a Mycena.

This Clavulina cristata was very numerous under the Spruce plantation.
This little Crepidotus was growing on dead Willow twigs. Maybe Crepidotus variabilis.

 

The Calocera viscosa has just appeared under Spruce. I'll keep my eye on this one. It might become quite spectacular.

This mushroom defied all attempts to identify it last year. It has white spores, no volval sac, and is about 3 cm. across. The cap can vary from cream to orange/brown. Maybe a Tricholoma.

   

This Collybia butryacea - the Butter Cap - is very common under Beeches this year.

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