Day 1
– 15 September 2022
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BASECAMP AREA
There was a large group of Candolleomyces candolleanus (Fig. 1.0) around the log circle and a few small brown fungi, which may be a species of Mycena (Fig. 1.1).
THE DELL
Along the path between Basecamp and The Dell I spotted Coprinellus disseminatus (Fig. 1.2); they were also scattered around various logs in throughout the Woodland Trail.
In the grassy areas of The Dell, I found Marasmius rotula (Fig. 1.3), a smaller orange fungus which may also be a Marasmius species (Fig. 1.4) and many Parasola plicatilis (Figs. 1.5)
Coprinellus disseminatus
The Dell
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Marasmius rotula
The Dell
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Marasmius species
The Dell
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Parasola plicatilis
The Dell
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SANDY-GLADE AREA
I found a large, scattered group of Leucocoprinus brebissonii (Fig. 1.6) in the open leaf-litter of the Sandy-Glade Area.
ENCLOSED AREA
In the wooded area at the end of the drainage channel, scattered around a small log I saw some Parasola conopilea, which I later saw throughout the woodland.
I also saw trooping Collybiopsis ramealis (Fig. 1.7) and found a few yellow fungi which I think are Pluteus leoninus (Fig. 1.8).
On a wet, mossy stump in a drainage ditch, I saw a group of pink slimemoulds (Fig. 1.9) — Arcyria denudata .
Collybiopsis ramealis
The Enclosed Area
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Pluteus leoninus
The Enclosed Area
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Arcyria denudata
The Enclosed Area
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OUTPOST AREA
I spotted some Calocera cornea (Fig. 1.10) further along the woodland trail.
EVERYWHERE
Throughout the Fen, I saw Parasola conopilea (Fig. 1.11).
