Fungus fecundity

The mild, damp weather we've been having lately has produced an impressive display of fungi this autumn, one of the best I can recall for several years.

Here's a selection I photographed this morning at work; fungi of all shapes, sizes and colours which have appeared around the garden and woodlands.

 

A few more;

 

Smashing Trunky

 

Oooh, long words. Nice pics too!

 

What are they all called? Anyone know?

 

*passes FC a pair of willies to go with that coat*

Great shots, Trunky

 

It's that ruddy filter, *again* !!!!!

wEllies, fc, WELLIES!!!!

 

1. Red Cracking Bolete.
2.Maybe one of the Milk Caps?
3. ?
4.?
5.?
6. Lawyer's Wig

 

Thanks Zigs...they have some cracking names!

 

Thanks for the IDs Zigs.
No. 2 has been puzzling me, they were actually quite large, about 8 - 10 inches in diameter. I've had a look at the milk caps and although some look similar, I can't find any descriptions which match that size.

 

Might not be then, it was the shape I was going on.

There's a mushroom id forum on Bookface, https://www.facebook.com/groups/117808248330980/?hc_location=stream

 

"M" American English doesn't recognise Willies WELLIES, try putting in Wellingtons instead.

 

Got an ID on no.2 now thanks to that Facebook link Zigs.

It's Paxillus or Brown Rollrim, one of the boletes.