Monday, 16 November 2009
Goldenacre Park fungi foray
This weekend's trip to Goldenacre Park, Leeds presented a bounty of fantastic looking fungi. What a great way to get back into the swing of things. As a novice fungi explorer, this is the first time Ive noticed the autumn fungi boom & its great to see such a diverse range of forms, colour & texture. All of these species were found in a relatively small area within mixed woodland near Arthington Road Car Park, the wooded area runs parallel to the road & is certainly worth a visit. I'm keen to post them today & will try to identify them over the next few days.
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The fragile bonnet type fungi are fascinating.
ReplyDeleteThe current wet weather is providing good conditions for a large variety of specimens.
Great photos, i'm just starting to appreciate fungi, something i've overlooked for a long time! Such an array in such a small area too
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Great pictures again, Linda. You certainly had a good haul of fungi.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam, Emma & Dad, its certainly a good time of year for fungi hunting. Linda
ReplyDeleteLinda, one advantage of all this wet weather is the diverse range of fungi that you have found & captured for us. FAB.
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