Texel island fungi again

Texel island, 24 October 2013. Still looking for fungi in the western forest. Like this fragile brittlegill.

Then, birch milkcap.

And blackening russula.

Again, a bay bolete. And Rhodocollybia butyracea. And blusher.

And rufous milkcap.

And a beautiful tawny grisette.

And Cortinarius fungi. That genus has over 2000 species, so it is difficult to say which species.

Further along the footpath, an amethyst deceiver fungus.

And a common roll-rim.

And this white fibrecap.

A blackbird calls. Goldcrest sounds.

Back to mushrooms. Like this milk-drop Mycena.

A false chanterelle.

And, finally, this false death cap.

There will be more on Texel island wildlife here; mainly about Texel birds, not Texel fungi.

Also on Texel fungi: here.

Dutch autumn 2013 fungi: here.

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