NFSG - Cley, Walsey Hills

Cley, Walsey Hills

Cley, Walsey Hills Map Refs: TG061439 (4 records); TG061440 (1 record); TG062441 (5 records); TG063441 (8 records); TG0644 (2 records); Sites List Back to Summary
Summary 20 records of 18 species (of which 1 CHEGD) after 7 visits Max. 7 records on 23/10/2020 Finders: A.R. Leech; James Emerson; Joan Fox; Keith Fox; Tony Moverley
List of Species for all 7 Visits Ampelomyces quisqualis 1 record on 16/10/2024 Auricularia auricula-judae (Jelly Ear) 1 record on 26/06/2021 Bjerkandera adusta (Smoky Bracket) 1 record on 26/06/2021 Chondrostereum purpureum (Silverleaf Fungus) 1 record on 26/02/2003 Dennisiella babingtonii 2 records - first on 16/10/2024 & last on 16/10/2024 Erysiphe capreae 1 record on 16/10/2024 Hygrocybe conica (Blackening Waxcap) 1 record on 23/10/2020 Hypholoma fasciculare (Sulphur Tuft) 1 record on 23/10/2020 Infundibulicybe gibba (Common Funnel) 1 record on 23/10/2020 Lactarius hepaticus (Liver Milkcap) 1 record on 23/10/2020 Macrolepiota procera (Parasol) 1 record on 13/10/2020 Phellinus pomaceus (Cushion Bracket) 1 record on 23/10/2020 Resupinatus trichotis (Hairy Oysterling) 1 record on 09/10/2016 Taphrina pruni (Pocket Plum) 1 record on 26/06/2021 Trametes versicolor (Turkeytail) 1 record on 26/06/2021 Tremella mesenterica (Yellow Brain) 2 records - first on 23/10/2020 & last on 26/06/2021 Xylaria cinerea 1 record on 12/01/2023 Xylaria hypoxylon (Candlesnuff Fungus) 1 record on 23/10/2020
List of Species for each Visit
26/02/2003
Chondrostereum purpureum
09/10/2016
Resupinatus trichotis
13/10/2020
Macrolepiota procera
23/10/2020
Hygrocybe conica Hypholoma fasciculare Infundibulicybe gibba Lactarius hepaticus Phellinus pomaceus Tremella mesenterica Xylaria hypoxylon
26/06/2021
Auricularia auricula-judae Bjerkandera adusta Taphrina pruni Trametes versicolor Tremella mesenterica
12/01/2023
Xylaria cinerea
16/10/2024
Ampelomyces quisqualis Dennisiella babingtonii Dennisiella babingtonii Erysiphe capreae

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