Texel mushrooms, continued

24 October 2013. After our earlier Texel island fungi of that day, now the next ones. Beginning with these yellow club fungi.

A bit further along the motor car road (where Arthur Oosterbaan of Ecomare museum had not expected so many fungi), a sulphur knight mushroom.

A bit further, clouded agaric fungi.

A suede bolete. Then, Rhodocollybia butyracea.

A deceiver mushroom.

Then, emetic russula.

Followed by a Lactarius hepaticus.

Then, smaller mushrooms: Mycena epipterigya.

Then, a bit bigger again: birch milkcap.

Further along the forest footpath, bare-toothed Russula.

A jay calls.

A penny bun. And its relative, a bay bolete.

Finally, for this blog post: blusher mushrooms.

Stay tuned, as there will be another Texel fungi blog post here later.

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