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The first seems like a bolete type but the underside is rather wierd and didn't give any spores. The second was growing from an old oak log. White warty, globular spores ~6um. Any ideas - thanks.
 

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Hi Colin,

The first looks like an immature Gyroporus castaneus

The second is Rhodotus palmatus - Nice find :)

Cheers,
Nick
 
Thanks Nick.
The Wrinkled Peach can be very attractive can't it. I shall look again in a few days to see if it gets "Wrinled".
 
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