Birkacre Fungi again ID Needed please

[Dave]

Hi

Birkacre Fungi again ID Needed please for the first one, approx height 1" growing on the ground



and the Scarlet Caterpillar Club (Cordyceps-militaris) revisited, it still there about 3 feet from the path not the 6ft I thought it was, very exposed, on the corner, so if you want to see it go soon, their tiny, also now I can see why they are called scarlet as you can see the red of them now Clicky Linky To google map



Dave

[Bryan Thomas]

I would say one of the 'Clavarias' - of the club fungi family. Although which one I couldn't say for sure.

[duxbury rambler]

Hi Dave, saw the Scarlet Caterpillar Club this morning, as you say it is very vulnerable.

Carol.

[Dave]

I would say one of the 'Clavarias' - of the club fungi family. Although which one I couldn't say for sure.

Thanks Brian

Hi Dave, saw the Scarlet Caterpillar Club this morning, as you say it is very vulnerable.

Carol.

Pleased you managed to see it, Carol, think Joyce says its the first recording of it Birkacre

[Joyce Riley]

I agree with Bryan's suggested ID and comment.
Sorry I haven't had chance yet to go to look for the Cordyceps.

[Dave]

Thanks Joyce, may go fungi hunting again this afternoon

Carol where about are the fly agarics that you have on your web blog please

[duxbury rambler]

Will try Dave

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up on to Burgh lane south from Primrose hill on to the pond field head toward the Barrow/building site, over the muddy stream were the pallets are. follow the path as it curves right - there is a silver birch leaning over on the right they are under there, you have passed by them at the shrubby hawthorne , a lot have been eaten and but there were a couple of new ones coming up this morning.

Hope this makes sense

[Dave]

Hi Carol near here please Clicky Linky

TIA

Dave

[duxbury rambler]

We call that the pond field - If you look at your link the triangular shaped field above and left of the A the thin hedge line at the top has a few shrubby trees, the two distinct trees are the birch and hawthorne. Will have to take lessons on clicky links.

[Dave]

Thanks Carol should find them from your description now ,

I have made a little tutorial on How To Add Google Map links Clicky Here Hope That Helps, you to find and put links into posts

Thanks Again

Dave

[duxbury rambler]

Just testing

Thanks Dave.

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&sourc ... 8&t=h&z=17

[Dave]

Woo Hoo Perfick thanks Carol. easy isn't it, I'll go in the morning weather permitting, stand by for pics of the fly agaric