Fungi, Lichen, Galls etc

Plantlife https://www.plantlife.org.uk/how-to-find-fungi/ has a good guide to the identification of common fungi. The Berks Bucks and Oxford Wildlife Trust has a useful guide to the identification of galls; https://www.bbowt.org.uk/blog/jenny-mccallum/all-about-galls. The British Mycological Society celebrate UK Fungus Day; see https://www.ukfungusday.co.uk/.

A Slime Mould, Fuligo septica, otherwisde known as Dog’s Vomit.
A white slime mould.
Bird’s Nest Fungus; this image was taken sequentially with a single lens camera, and two images are not aligned properly.
The Devil’s Matches lichen, photographed on Dartmoor.
Wood stained by Malachite Fungus.
Malachite Fungus, fruiting body, approximately 2mm diameter.
Candle Snuff lichen.
Dead Man’s Fingers lichen
Cladonia pyxidata lichen.
Staghorn Lichen.
Pink fungus.
Bracket Fungus.
Chicken of the Woods.
Polypore fungus.
Polypore fungus, possibly Turkey Tails
Bracket fungi.
Cocoa Fungus.
Fly Agaric.
Parasol Mushroom, early opened.
Parasol Mushroom, fully opened.
Amethyst Deceiver mushroom.
Amethyst Deceiver mushroom.
Purple Blewit mushroom.
Ricken fungus.
Cauliflower Fungus.
Oyster Fungus.
Fairy’s Bonnets
Shaggy Inkcap
Honey Fungus
Scarlet Elf Cup
Dryad Saddle
Tripe Fungus
Bracket Fungus
Horse’s Hoof Fungus
Beech leaf gall.
Marble Gall on Oak leaf
Stag Gall
Lime Nail Gall
Spangle Gall on Oak
Knopper Gall om Oak

If any of the names are incorrect, please contact me with any corrections.

Cobweb.