10th November 2017, Cobham Park
Appeared to be growing from earth but think they were on buried wood as they were very firmly rooted. A few scattered around. Up to 4cm high. No smell. This must be Candlesnuff, although I've not heard of it ever growing on buried wood rather than just wood.
- Candlesnuff Fungus
- Candlesnuff Fungus
14th November 2015, Andrew’s Wood near Shoreham
Growing on rotting mossy logs. Many all over the logs. 1-3cm long. My spore size measurements are too small but it must be Candlesnuff so the nature of the spores must make them somehow misdirecting. Sporeprint white. Spores 8-10.5µ x 2-4µ.
- Candlesnuff Fungus
- Candlesnuff Fungus
14th November 2014, Knole Park, Sevenoaks
Growing on dead beech. A few scattered. Didn't get a very good photo as they weren't many.
- Candlesnuff Fungus
Spores
- Candlesnuff Fungus