Also some Conifer Blueing Bracket, Postia caesia, on the fallen conifer logs.
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Monday, 7 September 2015
Llyn Llech Owain
Found these beautiful little scalycaps at Llyn Llech Owain today. They were sitting near a clump of Sulphur Tuft which look superficially similar so nearly missed them. I think they are probably The Flaming Scalycap, Pholiota flammans. Brown spore print and the cap went bright red with KOH -(mentioned as a chemical test in www,mushroomexpert.com). Really, really pretty.
Also some Conifer Blueing Bracket, Postia caesia, on the fallen conifer logs.
Also some Conifer Blueing Bracket, Postia caesia, on the fallen conifer logs.
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Super photos Colin --- Pholiota flammans is a beauty! FRDBI records mainly Scotland and north England but a few from Wales. Completely forgotten that I sent this to K in 1985 from Pembrey forest and Kibby collected this from Pembrey in 1994 (BMS foray). The Postia is also a nice fresh blue ---- quite unusual colour for a fungus.
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