Found this little troop while out and about at work today, I believe they're Scarlet Wax caps (Hygrocybe coccinea) if anyone would care to corroborate?

Large one only. The smaller ones I think are different especially the one with the red stem

Found before morning walk 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

As the title says, this was found in a beech monoculture forest in the leaf litter. Instinct tells me a young Trooping Funnel (I hope)

I recently started growing watermint. Which I think is a UK wetland native species. You can pick and eat the leaves year round and they have a really refreshing taste.

I want to find more edible plants! Does anyone know of any good instagram profiles to follow.

Appreciate any help :)

Just received my copy of the Collins Gem Mushrooms pocket book and it lists the Scarletina as poisonous. I have the 2020 copy - is this info out of date?

I understand a lot of guides want to err on the side of caution, but it seems like quite a misrepresentation given they’ve listed honey fungus as ‘edible but must be well cooked’. My understanding was that Scarletina is also edible once thoroughly cooked.

Now wondering what other mistakes are in here that anyone can flag, or if anyone has alternative suggestions for an other or more updated guides. I also have the Roger Phillips ‘Mushrooms’ book.

This time last year I already collected around 3kg of penny buns - starting in later September.

This year - zero penny buns. But also other mushrooms - I only found 3 (!!!) baby boletes.

What is going on? Was it too dry? Am I too late? or am I too early?

Went out foraging in the Highlands and found some tasty winter chanterelles today, and quite possibly the biggest I've ever seen!

Edit: Rosehip not bloody Rossi

This has happened to my in-use and never opened syrup made in September. is this normal or should I chuck?

Initially thought they were oysters but the characteristics seem off

Found in ornamental garden.

Growing directly from the soil in a beech wood. The 'scales' rub off very easily. They are ure white inside, and don't stain.

Thanks 😊

I took the pictures of this as I found it - I didn't disturb it.

I'm not planning to take it but just curious on what it is

Every year I get a flush of oyster mushroom in my backyard. Slugs get most of them but I decided to act fast on this clump. Quit while I’m ahead so to speak. Not very sure what I’ll make but there are still clumps of baby mushrooms developing so I might get more.

Pic 1 Chaga

Pic 2 hairy curtain crust

Pic 3 Turkey tail

All around and the stump of a tree long since cut down in South Shropshire UK

Any help appreciated.

Stupidly picked some too early wgen I wasn't going to have access to anything to cook them for 2 days.

If I refrigerate them now just after picking will they be ok in 3 days?

Young buns not old.

First time finding a suspected Hen of the woods. It a big one!

Doesn't stain black, has fine pores.

Anything I'm missing?

King 👑 Boletus , delicious fried in butter with a bit of garlic

Can't figure out what are they.