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| Heyshott escarpment. |
Last Wednesday I attended the first weekly conservation work party of the winter season at Heyshott escarpment. Splendid Autumn weather welcomed us and a good turnout of 13 volunteers made short work of the brush cutting. I stopped by the church yard to see some Chicken in the Woods growing on a yew.
Afterwards I called at Amblesham Common where I found a Southern Hawker egg laying in the mud by a temporary pond on a path. At Fittleworth I visited the Fly agarics again the found some new fungi on the Pulborough Brooks fungi trail including Conifercone Cap, Dog Stinkhorn and Clustered Toughshank.
Heyshott:
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| Andy K, John, Peter, Colin, Katrina, Nick, Mike H, Nigel, Garry missing from photo: Mike E, Greg, Paul, Andy S. |
further information about this conservation work:
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| Chicken of the Woods, Laetiporus sulphureus |
Amblesham Common:
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| Southern Hawker egg laying in mud, Aeshna cyanea |
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| Sulphur Tuft, Hypholoma fasciculare |
growth on Yellow Bonnet, Mycena epipterygia
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| Yellow Bonnet |
Fittleworth:
Fly Agarics, Amanita muscaria
Pulborough Brooks:
old specimen
Fallow Deer, Dama dama
Tawny Funnel, Lepista flaccida
Lilac Bonnet, Mycena pura
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| Mamillate Plait-moss, Hypnum andoi |
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| Small Staghorn, Calocera cornea |
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| Southern Bracket, Ganoderma australe |
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| wrinkled Stinkhorn, Phallus impudicus |
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| Stinkhorn |
Sulphur Tuft, Hypholoma fasciculare
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