I've told you about all the fun I had up above Holne - Holne Lee, Holne Moor, and the Mardle valley - but I haven't included a lot of the pictures I took. Not the birds, as you will [painfully] recall, I didn't have much joy; flyovers and close range surprises are like that...
I did find a few other things, and oh yes, it's another post full of frickin' fungi..!!!!!!
[It's that time of year. Get over it]
And the title? Well, I was delighted to find these, you see;
Geoglossum cookeanum?
Which I thought at the time were Dead Man's Fingers [or more accurately Dead Moll's Fingers] and I'm sure you get the reference...
I looked them up in the Big White Book and, well, perhaps Earthtongue seems to fit better. But I'm not dropping my title!
Another angle;
Not flattened, so maybe DM'sF after all??
[Could be on buried wood, tree right there]
This was a Venford Mine, a great site for Autumn fungi and Summer ticks..! [Yikes]
Speaking of the former;
Hygrocybe reidii
Butter Waxcap
H. persistens
Dusky Puffball
Panaeolus papilionaceus
Black Milking Bonnet
I think that's enough to be going on with.
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