Tag: Giant polypore
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Green brittlegill
Ebernoe Parish, West Sussex, August 2025 On a hot and dry afternoon in late summer 2025 I headed out towards Petworth. The woods around there are well known for their fungal diversity, due to the amount of ancient Low Weald woodland, the number of old trees and lower impact land…
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Giant polypore at Nymans
Happy Fungi Friday as we enter into mushroom season! 🍄 At National Trust Nymans in Mid Sussex, there’s a dead copper beech tree that has been allowed to stand. I don’t know if it was an unsuitable pollard job that made the tree succumb (not blaming anyone!), but the weight…
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Ballerina waxcap and much more 🩰
Low Weald of West Sussex, Sunday 19th November 2023 I managed to get out to the Low Weald of West Sussex/Surrey border to a special area of woodland. I won’t name the exact site as it’s a Site of Special Scientific Interest and there’s been an increase in foraging recently,…
Fungi Friday 🍄 