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Hiya, yes, I thought it somewhat thicker than Mollisia, so made that suggestion – but I’m sure Mal will be right – too many of those to get further. 
If it helps – to get pics resized, I use freeware ‘Picasa’, its a good tool, there are others of course, Lancs Lad uses something else I believe, but that works for me.
Cheers
Ken
Hi Mark, I don’t know, perhaps not enough detail, but does look like an Ascobolus maybe brassicae species. Cheers
Ken
me too – that is one helluva shot of the undersides Mike, beautiful construction. Cheers
Ken
Glad you replied Mike, that’s about what my thoughts were – perhaps wind-blown pollen from another flower? Not enough detail for the fly either, for me anyway……..
Sorry Nelly!
Cheers
Ken
good one Mike, very, very common round here – but seems localised and in Sheffield a couple of weeks back, should have been expected, but none, so localised and Lancs/W. Yorks is the stronghold ……….. Cheers
Ken
Yes, found some just starting to brown last week in Galloway – its quite common once you have seen/smelt it – brilliant to show folk with its smell of incense -but never, in spite of huge looking, found the cups on the floor berries…………must try harder. Cheers
Ken
Well done Mike, a great addition to help with Lichen resources/Lichenology – and as Jenny says, Irish stuff is very good for all UK -and Jenny’s own sites I find are very easy, accurate and nice to use…………. 
In addition:
http://www.britishlichens.co.uk/http://www.britishlichens.co.uk/” class=”bbcode_url”> BLS
http://www.britishlichensociety.org.uk/http://www.britishlichensociety.org.uk/” class=”bbcode_url”> And a couple of good books:
Lichens by Oliver Gilbert, New Naturalist
Lichens by AL Smith, Richmond publishing
You should be able to get these 2nd hand…………
I have gone on to some Flickr sites but the identifications on some are wildly inaccurate………….be warned!
Cheers
Ken
Doesn’t have the look of Botrytis cinerea when it was on my Tomatoes…….but I’m not able to help any further……….. 
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