Andy Overall
@andyoverall.bsky.social
Field Mycologist, author, writer, & photographer. Love my music, life, my wife & Theo the Aussie.
@curataceae.bsky.social
Hi Lee,
Hope this finds you well.
I just remembered the Amanita which was mailed to you, Amanita opaca (new to Britain) did you receive it?
Cheers Andy
Hi Lee,
Hope this finds you well.
I just remembered the Amanita which was mailed to you, Amanita opaca (new to Britain) did you receive it?
Cheers Andy
May 6, 2025 at 1:58 PM
@curataceae.bsky.social
Hi Lee,
Hope this finds you well.
I just remembered the Amanita which was mailed to you, Amanita opaca (new to Britain) did you receive it?
Cheers Andy
Hi Lee,
Hope this finds you well.
I just remembered the Amanita which was mailed to you, Amanita opaca (new to Britain) did you receive it?
Cheers Andy
Cuphophyllus flavipes (Britzelm.) Bon
Yellow-Foot Waxcap
Among 12 species of Waxcap recorded within an hour on the old lawns surrounding Bannatyne’s Hotel nr. Hastings, this week. Hygrocybe puniceus and H. coccinea were by far the dominating species, creating large rings.
Yellow-Foot Waxcap
Among 12 species of Waxcap recorded within an hour on the old lawns surrounding Bannatyne’s Hotel nr. Hastings, this week. Hygrocybe puniceus and H. coccinea were by far the dominating species, creating large rings.
November 17, 2024 at 10:35 AM
Cuphophyllus flavipes (Britzelm.) Bon
Yellow-Foot Waxcap
Among 12 species of Waxcap recorded within an hour on the old lawns surrounding Bannatyne’s Hotel nr. Hastings, this week. Hygrocybe puniceus and H. coccinea were by far the dominating species, creating large rings.
Yellow-Foot Waxcap
Among 12 species of Waxcap recorded within an hour on the old lawns surrounding Bannatyne’s Hotel nr. Hastings, this week. Hygrocybe puniceus and H. coccinea were by far the dominating species, creating large rings.
Hygrocybe puniceus
One of the largest and most beautiful of the waxcap fungi, currently adorning unimproved grasslands, lawns and cemeteries.
One of the largest and most beautiful of the waxcap fungi, currently adorning unimproved grasslands, lawns and cemeteries.
November 15, 2024 at 9:52 PM
Hygrocybe puniceus
One of the largest and most beautiful of the waxcap fungi, currently adorning unimproved grasslands, lawns and cemeteries.
One of the largest and most beautiful of the waxcap fungi, currently adorning unimproved grasslands, lawns and cemeteries.