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| Hairy Curtain Crust, Stereum hirsutum |
On Monday morning I explored Brandy Hole Copse for fungi. I found several species I am familiar with plus Rosy Crust. I also wandered into an area of the wood that I had not entered before and came across some interesting World War II defensive structures.
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| Bank Haircap Moss, Polytrichum formosum |
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| Bank Haircap Moss |
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| Birch Polypore, Piptoporus betulinus |
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| Birch Polypore |
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| Cup Lichen, Cladonia species |
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| Hairy Curtain Crust, Stereum hirsutum |
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| Bonnet fungus, Mycena hiemalis this is a likely id but is not definitive |
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| underside of above |
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| Hairy Curtain Crust in wood |
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| Hairy Curtain Crust |
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| Hairy Curtain Crust |
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| underside of above |
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| Hairy Curtain Crust |
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| Hairy Curtain Crust |
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| resupinate form of Oak Curtain Crust, Hymenochaete rubiginosa |
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| Oak Curtain Crust |
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| Oak Curtain Crust |
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| Rosy Crust, Peniophora incarnata |
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| Silverleaf Fungus, Chondrostereum purpureum |
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| Silverleaf Fungus |
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| Silverleaf Fungus |
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| World War II defence structures |
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