Our volunteers day on Portway Hill on the 20th October was very productive. We cleared all of the grass and bramble debris piled up from the previous volunteers day and even managed to find a few new fungi for the Portway Hill site. The reason for removing all arisings from the site is to reduce soil fertility which should in time increase the diversity of the wild flowers and insects found here.
Here are some photos of before, during and after the volunteers’ hard work, as well as lots of lovely fungi!
(image © Andrew Cook)
(image © Andrew Cook)
Clustered Brittlestem (Psathyrella multipedata) (image © Andrew Cook)
(image © Andrew Cook)
Parrot Waxcap (Gliophorus psittacinus) (image © Andrew Cook)
Persistent Waxcap (Hygrocybe acutoconica) (image © Andrew Cook)
(image © Andrew Cook)
Tephrocybe anthracophila (image © Andrew Cook)
Hard at work (image © Andrew Cook)
Pleated Incap (Parasola plicatilis) (image © Andrew Cook)
Nearly done (image © Andrew Cook)
At the start of the day (image © Andrew Cook)
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