December isn’t usually a good month for spotting fungi. This year there have been more than usual, perhaps because of the warm and wet weather. The Castle Grounds park at Bridgnorth was particulary rich in diverse species when I visited early this month.
Some of the fungi from there will form the subjects for today’s posts. First up, a readlead roundhead and a magpie inkcap, growing near to one another under an oak. More of these two species in the next posts.
