Found this interesting fungus growing on a wooden box that was sat in my garden all summer. Does anyone know what it is? John Wright ?

Ian McMillan Steve Milner John Wright See you in the woods! #foraginguk

the next batch of #homebrew from John Wright recipe is ready to transfer to the keg (minus the used up yeast although watching Tales from The Green Valley with Alex Langlands I learnt the 'sludge' from the ale barrel is very nutritious so will give that a go next time)

Cotswold Forager Ben Kendrick 🍄🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 Dr Neil Buttery John Wright While you are there do you know what this is? It is beautiful

Issue 6395: the grey partridge special - Richard Negus is out counting the English, Mark Fitzer the Holkham headkeeper on how shoot helps wild game, Sam Carlisle talks to Liam Stokes about the game market, Tim Maddams cooks pigeon, and John Wright on foraging for seaweed

Issue 6375: Charles Hartley shoots pheasants over his Clumber, Tim Maddams cooks rabbit, John Wright on the dangers of picking wild muhrooms, Richard Negus on the fine rural tradition of nicknames, and @PaddyCGalbraith on the joy of small days 🐶

Enjoying John Wright book. Woodland bit & now wandering into Smut
#nature #curious #woodland #trees #books

Issue 6431: Gethin Jones heads out for a woodcock, Tim Maddams is cooking rabbit and chorizo, and John Wright on winter foraging, as well as superb gundog work in Norfolk, duck flighting in Lincolnshire, and wildfowling in Essex 🦆

Always a pleasure to cook for John Wright Mushroom Foray Lisa de Garston. They found over 65 species of mushrooms just around the fields near our kitchen. Not bad for one afternoon of foraging!
Look forward to seeing you again next year.

Not 100% sure what this is, anyone?
Poland
The British Nature Guide #FungiOfTheWorldWeekend John Wright

Happy publication day to John Wright and this glorious book - it opened my eyes to so many details in the world around us, from things I'd always wondered about (squirrel nests!) to features I'd've otherwise missed. It's joyous, curious + big-hearted and everyone should read it

This is a lovely edible hedgehog mushroom I’m hoping John Wright. There were loads of them.

Rosy Bonnet? Growing under birch/hawthorn. Lincs Wildlife Trust LNU Brian Hedley John Wright

Brilliant day out with the fabulous John Wright today. 50 species of mushrooms found. Rather apt on my 50th birthday!

I’m a slow reader, but also a slow buyer. It had been on my radar since publication in 2014 but I had other things on my mind and I’ve only just got this by John Wright and am much enjoying it.

Team John Wright ready to welcome guests to John's talk A Spotter's Guide to the Countryside. Keep your eyes open! Derby Book Festival Derby College #volunteers #bookfestival

I take two things from John Wright (1) I am more closely related to a coelacanth than the coelacanth is to a herring, and (2) I’m glad I’m an entomologist and not a mycologist.

Look what dropped though my letterbox the other day! Thank you Profile Books I did the artwork way back in January I think and I almost forgot it was due to be published. It was lovely to create something for another John Wright book.

I spent the past week hiking and mushrooming in the Wye Valley. Successfully consumed parasols, field mushrooms, brittlegills, fairy-ring champignons, bay boletes, slippery jacks and puffballs all without poisoning myself thanks to the writings of John Wright