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Honey fungus near a roadside cherry 🍒
Tuesday 31st October, West Sussex Honey fungus can be a tricky one to predict. Sometimes it can pop up quite early in the season, but in recent years I’ve seen the first fruiting bodies later in the autumn. This year is an example of that. I was walking down the street near an area of Read more
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Return to road verge agaricus 🛣️
This is the update you have all been waiting for. Since I posted about the agaricus mushrooms growing in a patch of grass on a street in the town where I live, I’ve been back to check on them. Read more
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Mushroom peak in the High Weald – October 2023
Mid-October is one of the prime mushroom points in southern England, and this post is going to pack in several species. Read more
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Bramshott fungi walk – October 2023
Autumn had crashed in with its typical rain and leaf fall. I think the early mushroom season has been shortened by the hot September and sudden shift to seasonal storms. Read more
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Road verge agaricus 🛣️
It was nice to find these road verge field mushrooms whilst out on an evening walk around the town. Read more
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Mystery brittlegill in the cemetery 🔴
West Sussex, Friday 20th October 2023 There’s a small cemetery I can walk to from home that has been quite good for mushrooms during previous autumn visits. In the past I’ve seen a number of different waxcaps, goblets, parasols and blewits. Ironically I once saw a deathcap growing from a grave! On this occasion there Read more
Fungi Friday 🍄 