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FEATURED SPECIES

Know the trees. Meet the fungi.

Explore common UK species and the trees and habitats they’re often found with.

Fly agaric

Amanita muscaria

Look around birch, pine and spruce on light woodland or heathland soils.

Birch · Pine · Spruce

Chanterelle

Cantharellus cibarius

Broadleaved and coniferous woodland. A broad habitat association, not a tree-specific prediction.

Woodland

Porcelain fungus

Oudemansiella mucida

Dead beech trunks and fallen beech branches.

Beech

Beefsteak fungus

Fistulina hepatica

Old oak and sweet chestnut; inspect the lower trunk and stumps.

Oak · Sweet chestnut

Jelly ear

Auricularia auricula-judae

Dead or dying hardwood branches, especially elder, in damp shade.

Elder · Beech · Sycamore

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