Growing at the base of a Punga

Found growing in grass lawn near a piece of timber.

Occasional, on decaying branch under lowland alluvial podocarp-broadleaved forest

Microspermus or similis?

restoration bush area

On wood. Cap approx 38mm across; height 35mm.

Not sure what species

Every time I found these they are alone growing from a tree trunk or a twig.

The gills open up in a beautiful’fluffy’ umbrella

KKF
26/6/21

Growing from rotted tree branch in mixed bush. Brown edge on gills - thought similis but stipe was not grey.

An unnamed and undescribed Entoloma. Growing in mixed podocarp-broad leaf forest in Danseys Reserve.

emerging from leaf litter in native bush

2-3cm across with a brown top

Found in soil/leaf litter. Has a smell of napthalene.

Mushrooms in sawdust and woodchips in vegetable garden. Anyone know what they are?

Small mushrooms growing on wood in a damp, low lying area in broadleaf-podocarp forest. Caps to 10 mm across.

under a log. About 1cm cap diameter

Fungi under Beech Trees in Bush

Putis with a yellow stalk?

Growing on tree roots on a walking track in broadleaf-podocarp forest. Caps to 23 mm across.

Growing on a mossy bank beside a track in broadleaf-podocarp forest. Caps to 36 mm across.

Growing on a bank beneath leaf litter in broadleaf-podocarp forest. Caps to 20 mm across.

Growing on wood on the ground in broadleaf-podocarp forest. Caps to 13 mm across.

on branch litter and rootlets?, perhaps of Nothofagus

Chalky looking, dark purple, distant-gilled, resembling Pseudobaeospora somewhat.

Small mushrooms growing on a mossy log in broadleaf-podocarp forest. Caps to 10 mm across. Cap and stem covered in fine hairs. Gill edges serrated.

Growing on moss-covered logs in broadleaf-podocarp forest. Caps to 15 mm across and minutely 'hairy'. Gills with a brown edge.

Small mushrooms growing on a bank beside a track through mixed vegetation including tea-tree. Caps to 10 mm across.

About 3 cm diameter, stocky. On soil. Regenerating scrub/bush.

Growing in soil in broadleaf-podocarp forest. Caps to 30 mm across.

Growing on a fallen branch in native beech forest. Individual fruit bodies up to 10 mm across.

Growing on a log in broadleaf-podocarp forest. Cap 55 mm across, white with slightly raised ridges tinged creamy-yellow, cap margin somewhat shaggy. Gills pink, free of stem. Stem yellowish.

Three fruit bodies growing on a dead poplar branch on the ground. Caps to 50 mm across, bright yellow with some orange hints. Gills faintly pink, stems white.

In forest of primarily Nothofagus

Substrate probably kanuka.

Common. Colonial fruiting bodies erupting out of damp pine bark mulch in small planter garden