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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....Suede Bolete
A non distinctive, often hard to identify member of the Xerocomus genus that can be quite variable in colour....Splendid Waxcap
A beautiful mushroom that can hard to distinguish from the Crimson Waxcap. The surest way to tell them apart is by drying one as the Splendid Waxcap smells of honey...Blackening Waxcap
A fairly common, sometimes brightly coloured Waxcap found growing in grassy locations from summer until late Autumn. As the name suggests, the mushroom becomes black where touched or completely black...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....Woodland Inkcap
An ephemeral mushroom that can grow in very large clusters but soon melts to a thick, black, ink like liquid....Slender Parasol
A fairly common, tasty mushroom on alkali soils in grassland, woodland and even occasionally on sand dunes....Liberty Cap
This common Autumn mushroom has been illegal to pick, prepare, eat or sell since 2005 as they are now considered a class A drug. Liberty Caps contain the active ingredients...


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