West Midlands Fungus Group
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https://www.britmycolsoc.org.uk/field_mycology/recording-network/groups/west-midlands-fungus-group
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Rob Hemming
15 days ago
My sister found this a while back. I forgot to post it. A tiny ball of perfection. Fly agaric
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Lukas Large
23 days ago
Marasmius hudsonii - Holly Parachute found in Stourbridge this morning
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Lukas Large
about 1 month ago
The purple tinted Psathyrella bipellis, seen in wood chip beds under pine trees today
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Lukas Large
about 1 month ago
Entoloma pleopodium, a species usually found on wood chip with a fruity, bubblegum like smell
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about 2 months ago
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Ruth Newby
about 2 months ago
The Deceiver, Laccaria laccata, growing on the verge in Blackberry Lane B74
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Jimpanda
about 2 months ago
A real treat in Birmingham - Red Cage fungus! Thanks for the find
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. My first time seeing them, and they are as outstanding and otherworldly as I'd hoped!
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Lukas Large
about 2 months ago
The stinky but photogenic Tricholoma sulphureum seen in the Sandwell Valley
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#MushroomMonday
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The Black Country Dying Museum
about 2 months ago
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Lukas Large
about 2 months ago
Clathrus ruber - Red Cage fungus, first time finding this species in Birmingham
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Trichoderma aureoviride = Hypocrea aureoviridis found on a group foray at the Leasowes Halesowen
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about 2 months ago
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Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust
about 2 months ago
Thanks to all who joined us at the first ever Birmingham Fungi Festival, and to the experts, artists and staff who led the day's walks, talks and crafts! It was brilliant to engage people with the wonderful wealth of fungi to be found in the heart of Birmingham - urban nature at its very best!
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wildflowerhour
about 2 months ago
I donβt know about you but Iβve seen lots of fungi this week, shall we have a
#WildFungiHour
tomorrow for
#WildFlowerHour
& celebrate all those wonderful diverse grasslands that βflowerβ in the autumn too! All the wild blooms that youβve spotted in the last week are welcome too of course! See ALT β¬οΈ
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John McGowan
about 2 months ago
There something growing in the graveyard! Orange or Golden Spindles - St. Leonard's Church Frankley Worcestershire UK - 21-10-25
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#mushrooms
#autumn
#canon
#macro
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Arthur H. R. Buller was born in Moseley, Birmingham and was a lecturer in botany at
@unibirmingham.bsky.social
Although most of his career was in Canada he returned to England most summers and his books are illustrated with specimens from places like Sutton Park
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_...
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British Mycological Society
2 months ago
Find a fungus group near you! π A new map showing BMS-affiliated fungus groups has been added to the BMS website, making it easier to find local groups around the UK. With links to group websites and further info.β‘οΈ Recording Network map:
www.britmycolsoc.org.uk/recording-ne...
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John McGowan
2 months ago
Weeping Widow fungi seen at Hagley Hall Worcestershire UK - 16-10-25
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Lukas Large
2 months ago
Oak Pin - Cudoniella acicularis. This was growing on Sweet Chestnut rather than Oak in the Sand well Valley
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Temple Balsall
2 months ago
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John McGowan
2 months ago
Parrot Waxcap seen at St. Kenelms Church Clent Worcestershire UK - 09-10-25
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Alex Scott Fairley
2 months ago
It's
#FungiFriday
! Not as many around as I'd hoped in Solihull and Surrey (in Alice Holt
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), but it has been very dry! Some surprise coral, a handful of waxcaps, troops of false death caps, and a lone panther cap.
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Lukas Large
2 months ago
Leccinum versipelle, seen today
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Pete Sofley
2 months ago
Is this two different stages of Honey fungus on old Birch stump? Woodyard at
#LadywalkNR
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Lukas Large
2 months ago
Tawny Grisettes - Amanita fulva in the woods
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EcoRecord
2 months ago
The leaves are brown and the sky is grey, but thereβs still plenty of wildlife to discover! Here are a few autumn sightings from our area, shared on iNaturalist this week: 1. Collared Earthstar (alexexploring on iNaturalist) 2. Knot Grass Moth (delrington) 3. Orange Peel Fungus (avoidasher)
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Let's see how many fungi we can add!
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John McGowan
3 months ago
Russula sp. fungi in Uffmore Wood, North Worcestershire UK - 01-10-25
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John McGowan
3 months ago
Sulphur Tufts abundant in Uffmore Wood Worcestershire UK - 01-10-25
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Nice to see what our neighbours in Warwickshire are up to
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3 months ago
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Fluorescence of a Russula under 365nm UV light
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3 months ago
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Highbury Park Friends
3 months ago
Orange peel fungus found on the path next to the railway line.
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John McGowan
3 months ago
Fly Agaric seen in Uffmore Wood North Worcestershire UK - 01-10-25
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Lukas Large
3 months ago
A magnificent display of Honey Fungi at Saltwells on UK Fingis Day
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Lukas Large
3 months ago
Some finds from the
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foray at Saltwells from
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Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust
3 months ago
Happy
#UKFungusDay
everyone! Why not join us to celebrate all things fungi at the first Birmingham Fungi Festival on Sun 26 October at Eastside City Park? We'll have walks, talks, crafts and more, and all of it's free! Find out more and book your places at:
bbcwildlife.org.uk/BirminghamFungiFestival
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British Mycological Society
3 months ago
π βIt's
#UKFungusDay
!β π If you've taken some great fungus photos, why not submit your favourite to the Photography Competition. Free entry for all ages, amateur & professional categories. Deadline: 13th October.
www.ukfungusday.co.uk/photography
Thanks to competition sponsors: Caley Brothers !
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One to look out for in the Midlands. Shrawley wood in Worcestershire was the last place this species was recorded before its 2011 rediscovery so it would be nice to have it back in the region
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Lukas Large
3 months ago
It's all about mushroom clusters this
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- Domecaps, Brittlestems and Honey fungi, all seen in Edgbaston, Birmingham
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Andy Phillpotts
3 months ago
Found hanging around the Silver Birches of Edgbaston.
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Plantlife
3 months ago
FREE online event: How to get involved in #Waxcap Watchπ Want to know more about grassland fungi & learn how to ID waxcaps? Take our training & join thousands of volunteers doing Waxcap surveys!π π 6 October π’7pm πOnline Book todayπ
https://loom.ly/GfnOyjk
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British Mycological Society
3 months ago
π A few
#UKFungusDay
events for fungus fans in the north of England: Shire Brook Valley β walk, displays & guided fungal foray. Durham Botanic Garden β forays, exhibits & mushroom ID. Yorkshire Fungi Fest β talks, workshops & Mushroom Market π More at
ukfungusday.co.uk/whatson
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Britzelmayria multipedata seen at Edgbaston Old Churchyard
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3 months ago
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The Moseley Society
3 months ago
π Fancy learning your fungi? Our friends at Friends of Moseley Bog & Joyβs Wood are running 4 fungus ID walks later this month π³ These always book up fast - so get in quick! π© To book:
[email protected]
(include your preferred date + an alternative if you can)
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Lukas Large
3 months ago
Part of an amazing group of Fly Agarics in the middle of a roundabout in Edgbaston
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Lukas Large
3 months ago
The UV induced fluorescence of Hypholoma fasciculare
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An interesting little Otidea with a pale warted outer surface found in Moseley Bog. I think this light be O. caeruleopruinosa
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3 months ago
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British Mycological Society
3 months ago
Countdown to
#UKFungusDay
πMost commonly-encountered fungi in UK & Ireland: 3οΈβ£ Candle Snuff or Stag's Horn fungus (Xylaria hypoxylon). With long exposures, a weak bioluminescence can be detected from the fruitbodies of this fungus!
www.ukfungusday.co.uk/3candlesnuff
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3 - Candle Snuff | UK Fungus Day
https://www.ukfungusday.co.uk/3candlesnuff
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A Crimson Bolete (Chalciporus rubinus), found on this morning's foray in Birmingham
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3 months ago
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Highbury Park Friends
3 months ago
Our next event is a Fungus Walk with
@lukaslarge.bsky.social
on Friday 17th October at 10.30. Meet in the car park. Free but booking essential via
www.wegottickets.com/highburyparkfriendsbirmingham
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Plantlife
3 months ago
FREE fungus events!π Want to know more about fungi & learn how to ID waxcaps before joining the #WaxcapWatch campaign? Good news! πWeβre running 10 training events across the UK & an online webinar! Spaces are limited so book tickets quicklyπ
https://loom.ly/GfnOyjk
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