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Blidworth Wood, Nottinghamshire, July 2011
Blidworth Wood lies in the southern section of Sherwood Forest and consists of pines and broad-leaf trees.
Decided to try this wood as a change from my usual Samson Wood which is located very close by.
Half buried under pine needles and which was nearly missed - was a Pholiota flammans. Very bright yellow scaly cap as well as the stem. The ring being difficult to see. Having found a Pholiota squarrosa previously in Scotland several years ago I had always been on the lookout for a flammans. It did not disappoint, this small, solitary, bright yellow fungus.
This can now be viewed on Browse 4.
This can now be viewed on Browse 4.
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