21 November 2004
There
were about ten Puff Ball Mushrooms, Lycoperdon
perlatum, near the rotten log at the north
of Buckingham Park by the central gap in the park wall.
23
November 2004
On
the lawn of at St Bernard's Court residential flats near Lancing railway
station, two caps of the Parrot Wax Cap, Hygrocybe
psittacina, were still seen.
21
November 2004
There
were about ten Puff Ball Mushrooms, Lycoperdon
perlatum, near the rotten log at the north
of Buckingham Park by the central gap in the park wall.
3 November
2004
All
the species were present and most of them photographed on the aforementioned
date. However, in the case of the mushroom numbers 5 and 11, both the mushrooms
were in too poor a condition and photographs taken at a different date
will be substituted.
1
At
the base of a healthy tree on Southwick Green
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Agaricus sp.
Between
the cracks on a concrete verge in Dolphin Road, Shoreham
The
diameter of the cap was 71 mm.
The
spore print was not all that successful. It came out a moist, very light
brown, almost orangey (fulvous).
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Lepista sordida
On
the shingle beach at Lancing where there was just a little soil
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Volvariella
gloiocephala
On
a bit of greenery at the edge of the wood in the land north of Brooklands
Lake
Slightly
decurrent gills
This
mushroom was about 30 mm in cap width.
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Blewit Lepistra saeva
At
the base of a fence post at the
edge of the wood in the land north of Brooklands
Lake
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Glistening Ink Caps
The mushrooms were in too
poor mushy condition for a photograph. The image
was from Shoreham in December 2003.
Roadside
verge, Lancing
The
cap diameter was up to 100 mm.
Pronounced
mushroomy smell
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Agaricus
campestris
On
a flower bed in Lancing town centre
The
cap diameter of the largest specimen was measured at 96 mm
The
identification query is on the pronounced rim seen on the underside of
the cap
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Leucoagaricus leucothites
On
a flower bed in Lancing town centre
No
ring, mottled stem
Firm
mushroom, compared to (2)
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They would appear to be Lepista nuda, the Wood Blewit.
On
a private lawn near Lancing railway station
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Ctilocybe rivulosa
On
a private lawn near Lancing railway station
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Hygrocybe psittacina
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Amillaria gallica
Earlier
photograph by Ray Hamblett
Tiny
fungus under a private lawn near Lancing railway station
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Clavulinopsis
?
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Hygrocybe conica
