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Tuesday, 11 November 2014

Mostly Fungi

A short walk along the Bladnoch yesterday, Monday the 10th of November.
A few more trees down, I hope some local woodcutter gets busy with his chainsaw before next May's walkfest.
Here's a few pictures. 
Most of the fungi is decaying now.

A parasol mushroom I think.


A great tit.


I think these might have been Scaly Wood Mushrooms


White Milking Bonnet ?


Butter Cap ?


The Distillery Sluice or Lade has a cople of pipes running along it. This one seems to have developed a leak.


The Bladnoch Lade


I can't identify these last ones but they looked gorgeous


Maybe a fungi expert can put a name to them.
I may have some of the others wrong too.



The clouds are gathering.
Always a pleasant walk. I will catch those salmon sometime. 
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8 comments:

  1. Tammie Lee13 November 2014 at 01:43

    that little bird is so cute!
    your Scaly Wood Mushrooms might be puffballs, hard to tell from only that angle.
    those last mushrooms are gorgeous indeed.

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  2. Tammie Lee13 November 2014 at 01:44

    my mushroom teacher use to say that there are three ways you must do to ID a mushroom, smell, taste (then spit out) and a spore test of the cap. Well there is looking at the stages too, they change so much from beginning to end.

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    1. The Glebe Blog13 November 2014 at 08:54

      If I'm with any of my family, I get told off just for touching fungi. They'd have kittens if they saw me put one near my mouth.
      Look forward to seeing more rare fungi from you Tammie.

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  3. blueskyscotland13 November 2014 at 02:15

    A nice selection Jim Gave up trying to find your mystery mushrooms on the net. Not in my Collins guide either but that only covers a fraction of the total that's out there. Damn... I so wanted to be an expert at something... anything! :o)

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    1. The Glebe Blog13 November 2014 at 09:03

      When I ask for an identification Bob, I usually get lots of emails from my walking group with the answer. Not a sausage coming through with this one. Ill keep looking.
      You are an expert Bob, the best selling author of the books, Autohighography and A Guide to Walking and Cycling around the River Clyde and the Firth of Clyde. [Kindle Edition]. Now that's an achievement.

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  4. Rose ~ from Oz13 November 2014 at 03:50

    The fungi is so pretty, and oh so fragile. Fabulous timing to get the last three in their perfection.

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    1. The Glebe Blog13 November 2014 at 09:06

      Thanks Rose, I'd got to the riverside to sit for a moment and I dropped my water bottle. I wouldn't have seen them tucked under a ledge otherwise.
      I'm sure somewhere in the fungi world, someone knows what they are.

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