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Three Fungi For Id Please. (1 Viewer)

Davebutterflyman

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Any help with these would be appreciated. The first two were amongst the dune system at Holkham with pines in the vicinity. The third was found on heathland with pine and birch in the vicinity.
 

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Hi Dave,

The first looks like Tricholoma terreum

The second is difficult, but it reminds me of Hebeloma cf. velutipes

The third is Laccaria proxima

Cheers,
Nick
 
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