Exciting site found last week near Anglezark reservoir. Likely meets county level significance for grassland fungi and may well have been developing it's species richness for hundreds of years. Good number of species of global conservation significance present.
#CHEGD #Grasslandfungi
Enjoying a long weekend away in the Derbyshire Dales and taking plenty of opportunities to check out the Grassland #Fungi round here! #Waxcaps and Spindles galore, and many other #chegd beauties too! Thoroughly enjoying the #WildFungiHour
Entoloma sericeum - side view
Entoloma sericeum - top view
Entoloma sericeum - underside
At last! Hampton Heath has - at last - had enough rain for its first #CHEGD ( #waxcap ) grassland fungi of the autumn.
Silky Pinkgill (Entoloma sericeum) - unless any actual #mycologists know better!
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I recently submitted my research paper last week regarding indicator species assessment of #chegd #fungi grasslands! I have made this available via ResearchGate: eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com?url=http%3A%...
Can Calderdale Wind Farm developers tell their grassland from their blanket bog? And what does this mean for #CHEGD fungi on #WalshawMoor Special Conservation Area and SSSI? bit.ly/4iLtzlk
Ballerina Waxcap, just opening up its pinkish cap
2 Specimen of Crimson Waxcap nestled into a patch of grass
Earth tongues with greenish blue stipe, laying on moss
Last weekend was all about #waxcap and #chegd #fungi again... Here are some highlights
Ballerina Waxcap (Porpolomopsis calyptriformis)
Crimson Waxcap (Hygrocybe punicea)
Cf Microglossum sp.