Today was cold and the woodland floor was damp; The Dell and Sandy Glade Area remained flooded.
On the log circle in Basecamp, I saw a group of Trametes versicolour ( which I saw juvenile forms of on Day 11 ) and found the white brackets from previous weeks were growing back.
Behind The Dell, I found a bitten, buff coloured cup (Fig. 22.0) and Stereum subtomentosum (Fig. 22.1) on rotting Oak wood.
Peziza species
Basecamp Railway Path

Figure 22.
Stereum subtomentosum
Basecamp Railway Path

Figure 22.
The Sarcoscypha and Scutellinia scutellata were still around in the Enclosed Area.
In Yew Grove, I found some Coprinopsis atramentaria (Fig. 22.2) and Coprinellus micaceus (Fig. 22.3) growing from under two upturned logs.
Behind The Outpost, I found lots of Tremella (Fig. 22.4) on fallen Oak branches.
I went back to see the Physarum album from Day 21 and Badhamia utricularis from Day 20.
I also saw the tiny red discos from Day 21.
On a log pile, I found a large group of Hemitrichia clavata (Fig. 22.5).
Throughout the reserve woodland, I saw Auricularia auricula and Flammulina velutipes.