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  1. 27-12-2007 #1
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    It was about eight inches across, any ideas anyone?
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    Only that i don't think it will go with steak and chips
    Might be Clouded funnel cap. Can't be sure but it looks a bit like it
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    My guess would be Clitocybe Gibba / Common Funnel Cap. Hard to tell from one picture and my mycology is only in its infancy.

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    Thanks, don't normally take pictures of fungi, just that this one stood out so much.
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    Oh. I wasn't too far out then .
    I'm hopeless at fungi too. I did capture a lovely red one at Yateley Park but most of it had been eaten and looked a bit unsavoury. Lol. So I gave it a miss. Might do some work on it and see if I can patch it up
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    I bought a book yesterday on Mushrooms and Toadstool but it's no good. They all look the same
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