[Heucherella]

Thanks for the reply.

I am having problems getting photos onto the posts. It is not me.. I know what to do. They appear correctly in the preview, then disappear when I submit the post. As it displayed 2 out of 3, I left it at that, as it had taken three attempting get it to display more than one!

Add for the fungus, I did notice those structures in the photo, but didn’t see them in the field. Not a fungus I am familiar with…

Thanks

[Heucherella]

OK, thank you. I must have mis_remembered where I saw, what, as mostly I was in a beech wood, but did spend time in a small area of conifers.

[Heucherella]

Thank you, I shall pay close attention to the pores next time.

[Heucherella]

Thank you, I shall pay close attention to the pores next time.

[Heucherella]

Sarcoscypha austriaca , the Scarlet Elf Cup. Only a photo from my phone as was just out walking with friends.

[Heucherella]

Thank you

[Heucherella]

The unimproved grassland where this was growing is short, coastal and sheep grazed, and has a variety of waxcaps, plus Geoglossum, Clavulinopsis, and many Entolomas. I suspect that if I understand you correctly, that also indicates it might be obbata. If I come across it again I will collect a specimen.

Thanks to everyone for your help.

[Heucherella]

Oh dear…i am still trying to learn the easy ones… Trust me to find a difficult one..!

I do now have a microscope, so am starting to get to grips with it, but found this before I got it.

Thanks for your help.. It may have to remain unidentified for now.. Although I did dry it and keep it.

[Heucherella]

Thank you, that’s very helpful.

[Heucherella]

No, I did not have any particular smell.

[Heucherella]

Hi everyone, and thank you for your responses. Sorry about the post disappearing – only one of the pictures was present when it was first approved, so I added the second picture and it had to be approved again!

It does look like the Pseudoclitocybe species in my books, but they are all woodland species, so I had ignored them, as it is growing on exposed, unimproved grassland. Is that the correct habitat for P. obbata? That isn’t in any of my books..is there a reference online that I could look at please? Would that be likely to be abundant?

No wonder I couldn’t find it!!

Thanks again..off to find more pictures that I need help with..

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