Skip to content

Wolves Wild

Wildlife from Wolverhampton and nearby

  • Guides
    • Insects
      • Common insects
      • Beetles
      • Butterflies
      • Moths
      • Dragonflies
      • Damselflies
      • Bugs
    • Wild flowers
    • Fungi
    • Trees (Woodland Trust)
  • Blogs
    • Belvide birding
    • Smestow Valley Birding
    • Shropshire birder
    • Staffordshire birding
    • UK and Eire Natural History Blogs
  • Local societies
    • B’ham / Black Country Wildlife Trust
    • B’ham Natural History Society
    • Sandwell Valley Naturalists
    • Shropshire Wildlife Trust
    • Shropshire Fungus Group
    • South Staffs Naturalists Society
    • Staffs Wildlife Trust
    • West Mids Bird Club
  • About site
    • Contact me
    • Privacy policy

Mushroom mass on mossy fallen trunk, Himley Plantation

10 November 2021 by David

Mushroom mass on mossy fallen trunk, Himley Plantation

A mass of mushrooms growing from a moss-covered fallen tree trunk in Himley Plantation. iNaturalist IDed them as sheathed woodtufts (Kuehneromyces mutabilis)

Categories David
Can’t catch me
Glistening, rotting: vibernum berrries
© 2026 Wolves Wild • Built with GeneratePress