Although autumn is the peak season it is possible to find fungi throughout the year. Late winter and early spring can be quite productive in mild winters like this one (for those of us in the southern parts of the … Continue reading →
The Wrinkled Peach, Rhodotus palmatus, has been described as “a strong contender for the title ‘Most Beautiful British Mushroom’“, and rightly so. In 2019 I found my first specimens of Wrinkled Peach growing on a large rotting log at Whitlingham … Continue reading →
The last few days have seen a sudden change from a very warm and sunny late summer to a much cooler and rather rainy start to autumn. Flowers and insects are on the wane but fungi are starting to appear. … Continue reading →