Baeomyces rufus



Octotemnus glabriculus attacked by Beauveria bassiana

Grateful thanks to SL for ids











Coniocarpon cinnabarinum

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Exidia plana







Ganoderma



Probably Glistening Inkcap (Coprinellus micaceus)





Fruitng Jamesiella anastomosans





Jelly Ear (Auricularia auricula-judae)













Lumpy Bracket (Trametes gibbosa)









Cosmospora arxii on Beech Woodwart (Hypoxylon fragiforme)





Pine Cone Cap (Strobilurus tenacellus)





Conifer Disco (Lachnellula subtilissima) on Pine







Heterobasidion annosum









Grateful thanks to Norfolk Lichen recorder for the image above.



Graphis inustuloides

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Scurfy Twiglet (Tubaria furfuracea)





Arcerya denudata



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Slime Mold plasmodium



Female Snow Flea (Boreus hyemalis)





Sheet Weaver Spider

Drapetiscus socialis





Spring Pin (Cudoniella clavus)







Early-flowering Borage Tracheystemon orientalis

Jeremy's Blog Post





Ulotta crispa/bruchii







Winter Polypore (Polyporus brumalis)



Slug Sp



Lichenicolous Fungi on Physcia adscendens



Lichenicolous Fungi on Physcia tenella



Revolute Beard-moss (Pseudocrossidium revolutum)





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Spores 10 µm x 5 µm

Neonectria coccinea

A fungal pathogen of Beech (Fagus sylvatica), which in severe cases can kill the tree.

Neonectria coccinea: The Red Fungus Threatening Beech Trees

from Paul's Back Garden Safari


Yellow Fungus

From SW

I have keyed this out in Ellis & Ellis and arrived at
Mariannaea elegans
Colonies effuse, whitish to pale golden brown.  Conidiophores hyaline, 200-750 x 10-14, vertically branched at the apex.  
Conidia formed in slipped chains or slimy heads, hyaline, fusiform or angular, 4-6 x 2-3.5.  On wood and bark.
From Plant Parasites of Europe

An original line drawing from 1838
A C J Corda, Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons


Beech Mast Candlesuff (Xylaria carpophila)







Tiny branchlets

X100

Elegant Silk-moss (Pseudotaxiphyllum elegans)

There are clusters of small branchlets visible on some of the shoots, characteristic of this species.

Tags: LichenicolousFungiSp, RevoluteBeard-moss, ElegantSilk-moss, SlugSp, WinterPolypore, UlottaSp, ConiferDisco, Jamesiellaanastomosans, Early-floweringBorage, SpringPin, Drapetiscussocialis, SnowFlea

Cladonia cornuta

A heathtail. Robust podetia half corticate and half sorediate , pointed, unbranched. The upper half grey green to grey white & densely farinose sorediate

Chemically negative except for Pd + red



Rare in our part of the world.
Has also recently been found on Cawston Heath as well

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Cladonia ciliata var tenuis

Podetia tips point largely in the same downward direction with a purplish colour.

Chemistry only Pd + red

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Cladonia rangiferina

Very much in an isolated population that seems to be growing slowly.

A bulky lichen with recurved branches and a more visible felted cortex than other reindeer type lichen, which can be clearly seen in the images above.

Also K+ Yellow









Cladonia cervicornis

This species has tiered cups. Generally but not exclusively one tier. Can lead to the confusion with Cladonia verticillata which is many tiered.

The key difference is the longer more incised lobes of the basal squamules in Cladonia cervicrnis, which can be seen in the images above.





Hypogymnia physodes







Corticifraga fuckellii



Hawksworthiana peltigericola





Nectriopsis lecanodes

Three Species of lichenicolous fungi found on Peltigera hymenina

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Tags: Hypogymniaphysodes, Cladoniacervicornis, Cladoniarangiferina, Cladoniaciliatavartenuis, Cladoniacornuta, LichenicolousFungiSp