A roadside nature reserve in the south part of Norwich has long been a site for the rare and rather strange fungus Sandy Stiltball. Having only seen the species once and never at this site I learned that 3 were 'up' so ventured along on Sunday for a look. They're not small so proved an easy find with a few other bits of interest along the same stretch of banked verge namely - Pale Poisonpie, Scaly Wood Mushroom, Ivory Woodwax, Wood Blewit and Witches Butter. A Beefsteak fungus was on an oak trunk just over the road.
With time on my side I then went for a wander in nearby Dunston Wood which is around the back of Dunston Hall. Initially I didn't find much but then hit some hot spots with Wood Cauliflower, Dog Stinkhorn, Stinkhorn, Chicken-of-the-Woods, Tawny Funnel, Sulphur Knight, Alder Bracket, Sulphur Tuft, Brick Tuft, Birch Polypore, Coral Spot, Candlesnuff and Sycamore Tar Spot.
After a pretty grim couple of days personally it was good to get a bit of natural therapy.
Sandy Stiltball
Ivory Woodwax
Scaly Wood Mushroom
Pale Poison Pie
Wood Blewit
Tawny Funnel
Dog Stinkhorn
Alder Bracket
Wood Cauliflower
Brick Tuft
Chicken-of-the-Woods, well past the edible stage!
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