We needed to cross a filed full of frisky young bulls we when accomplished headed down to a ancient pasture land where some of the trees inc Yews were original and dated back some considerable years. Some of these held some rare species which I won't discuss here to protect the area. I manged to find an uncommon Lactarius in evosmus (Fishy Milkcap) which was almost completely hidden beneath a Rock Rose mound, so how I saw it I have no idea other than a very bright orange and large mushroom in a rabbit hole must be good. Others followed in some nice Silky Pinkgills Entoloma sericeam I found on soil without grass as well, which somehow were missed off the count after the event. Found by other members included a rare waxcap in Hygrocybe marchii and an uncommon cup species in Otidea umbrina, shown here.
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| Cystodema amianthinum Earthly Powdercap |
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| Lactarius evosmus Fishy Milkcap |
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| Hygrocybe marchii (Waxcap) |
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| Clavulinopsis corniclata Meadow Coral |
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| Otidea umbrina |
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| Entoloma sericeum Silky Pinkgill |
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