Today much of the lower-lying areas of the reserve woodland had flooded, so I had to skirt around the main trail.
The Sarcoscypha were still around as were the Scutellinia scutellata in the Enclosed Area.
Just before The Outpost I saw a patch of white Stemonitis and a small group of Physarum album (Fig. 21.0) on a leaf.
Nearby a rotting trunk had large groups of Phlebia radiata (Fig. 21.1) and an interesting form of a bracket fungus (Fig. 21.2).
Physarum album
Yew Grove Area
Figure 21.
Phlebia radiata
Yew Grove Area
Figure 21.
Unidentified
Yew Grove Area
Figure 21.
I went to check on the Badhamia utricularis — all the yellow sporangia had turned grey.
Past The Outpost, I spotted a group of Physarum album (Fig. 21.3), some Hemitrichia clavata (Fig. 21.4) and Eupezizella roseoguttata (Fig. 21.5).
Physarum album
Trail End Area
Figure 21.
Hemitrichia clavata
Trail End Area
Figure 21.
Lachnum virgineum
Trail End Area
Figure 21.