ID please

[chris_leech]

Hi everyone, these showed up on the tree stump in the garden in the last few days. Won't be eating them but just wanted to make sure the dog won't die when he 'investigates'.

http://i747.photobucket.com/albums/xx120/chrisleech/237F8F07-2279-4789-8951-5B14DD6AE6BD-4131-00000137580D355F_zps27aa0f45.jpg

Thanks

CL

[ratcatcher]

Ive been asking the same question, as we have lots growing on stumps at the woods, still dont know for sure

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y29/eastlondonbiker/525753_10151666442263401_989153476_n_zps04cf6ab2.j pg (http://s2.photobucket.com/user/eastlondonbiker/media/525753_10151666442263401_989153476_n_zps04cf6ab2.j pg.html)

[AdrianRose]

First photo looks like Sulphur Tuft. But the second pic is a bit blurred for ID I'm afraid.

Ade.

[rossbird]

Dogs don't have the same digestive system as us.
So it doesn't have to follow that we avoid the same food and vise versa.

[Geoff Dann]

1st photo: Impossible to tell from that photo. Might be sulphur tuft or another hypholoma. Could also be Kuehneromyces mutabilis. Need a shot of the underside.

2nd photo: could be all sorts of things. Too blurred.