Aug 13, 2025
Clitocybe sp.
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Clitocybe sp.
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that fungus is a clustered clitocybe (Clitocybe subconnexa) that i found during my birthday picnic last year! the taxonomy is super confusing but it is very cool to look at
that tree is called tintureira in portuguese and american pokeweed in english (Phytolacca americana), but i like the portuguese name much better. i just find the color to be so pretty and vibrant i want to squash it between my fingers and eat it (intrusive thoughts Van Gogh style)
now, the common gallinule (Gallinula galeata), i just LOVE how the name in portuguese is galinha-d'água, water chicken are you kidding me?? fucking PERFECT i love the water chicken everybody shut up
and that flashy colorful disheveled thing is a walker's moth (Sosxetra grata) and when i first laid eyes on it i made a sound like uuuhh-aaaghhh is was very weird
thank you so much for asking ❤️🍄
Clitocybe by emilio andrés ovejero
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A family of funnels (clitocybe sp.).
Peak district, UK, August 2021
Common funnels (Clitocybe gibba)
I’m not certain of this ID - at first I thought they were false chanterelles (Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca), but their gills are too large and distinct from the cap. I think these may be young common funnels, and if so would expect them to turn a lighter buff colour and develop a rougher stem as they mature. It doesn’t feel quite right though, so if anyone’s got any ideas, let me know!