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- Inocybe geophylla var.lilacina , Lilac Fibrecap
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- Bulgaria inquinans, Bachelor’s Buttons
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- Tremella foliacea Leafy Brain Fungus
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- Field Blewit
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- Xylaria hypoxylon, candle snuff fungus
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- Gymnopus peronatus from below
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- Gymnopus peronatus – caps 8-10cm diameter
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- Ramaria stricta or similar
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- Ramaria stricta or similar
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- Helvella crispa White Saddle
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- Helvella crispa White Saddle
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- Leratiomyces ceres (Redlead Roundhead)
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- Leratiomyces ceres (Redlead Roundhead)
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- Chlorophyllum rhacodes Shaggy Parasol
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- Coprinopsis picaceus, the magpie inkcap showing the typically dark cap with white patches. this toadstool is in advanced stages of liquefaction.
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- Coprinopsis picaceus, the magpie inkcap showing the typically dark cap with white patches in this young toadstool.
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- Psathyrella conopilus
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- Pholiota sp.
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- Pholiota sp.
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- Mycena sp.
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- Amanita rubescens Blusher
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- Hypholoma fasciculare?
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- Russula sp. cap
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- Russula sp. underside
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- Mycena sp.
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- A common bracket fungus, Trametes versicolour, the many zoned polypore or Turkeytail.
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- Young growths that might be Stereum gausapatum, a small bracket said to bleed red if damaged.
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- A very bright yellow bracket, Stereum hirsutum known as the hairy stereum
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- Birch polypore (Piptoporus betulinus) on a decaying birch (Betula) trunk. Underside showing white porous flesh
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- Birch polypore (Piptoporus betulinus) on a decaying birch (Betula) trunk. An unusually wavy specimen.
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- Birch polypore (Piptoporus betulinus) on a decaying birch (Betula) trunk. A common and typical bracket fungus.
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