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Cauliflower Fungus

This odd looking though tasty woodland fungus maybe tricky to clean, but it is very easy to identify....

Spotted Toughshank

A late Summer to late Autumn mushroom that lives by decomposing and feeding on leaf litter and other organic matter. Although not poisonous, the Spotted Toughshank is very bitter....

Sepia Bolete

A rather unspectacular Bolete that can be difficult to identify to species, particularly as it ages. Although edible, this mushroom is rather tasteless and has a very spongy texture....

White Domecap

A pure white mushroom usually growing in fairly dense clusters beside woodland paths. There is controversy over the edibility of this mushroom due to a report of toxins causing genetic...

Funeral Bell

The aptly named Funeral Bell contains the same toxins as the Deathcap so it is a good mushroom to get to know and avoid. It has quite a few similar...

Scarlet Caterpillarclub

The commonest Cordyceps species growing in the UK although being small can make it hard to find....

Fleecy Milkcap

A large Milkcap that can grow up to 30cm in diameter and exudes abundant amounts of milk/latex making it fairly easy to identify....

Shaggy Scalycap

The Shaggy Scalycap or Shaggy Pholiota can grow in large clusters and feels dry for a Pholiota. The scales on the cap and stem are from a universal veil which...

Heath Waxcap

A rather pale and slimy Waxcap found on Heaths or shortly cropped grass, particularly where moss is also growing. There are two forms of Heath Waxcap that can be found...

Jelly Tooth

The Jelly Tooth can be found at any time of year but is much more likely to be found from early Autumn to Winter....