1. Paxillus involutus — Brown Rollrim
2. *Gymnopilus penetrans — Common Rustgill
3. *Mycena galopus — Milking Bonnet
4. Russula amoenolens — Camembert Brittlegill (it is said to smell of Camembert cheese)
5. Baeospora myosura — Conifercone Cap
6. *Mycena seynii — Pinecone Bonnet
7. *Mycena inclinata  — Clustered Bonnet
8. Amanita fulva — Tawny Grisette
9. Lactarius hepaticus — Liver Milkcap
10. *Lactarius rufus — Rufus Milkcap
11. *Lactarius quietus — Oak Bug Milkcap
12. *Lactarius tabidus — Birch Milkcap (milk turns yellow on tissue)
13. Lactarius turpis — Ugly Milkcap
14. Hebeloma sp. — One of the Poison Pies
15. *Russula fragilis — Fragile Brittlegill (jagged edge on gills)
16. Boletus pruinatus  — Matt Bolete
17. Xerocomus chrysenteron — Pink cracking Bolete
18. Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca — False Chanterelle
19. Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca var pallida — Pale False Chanterelle
20. *Stereum gausapatum — Bleeding Oak Crust
21. *Psathyrella piluliformis — Common Stump Brittlestem
22. *Mycena epipterygia — Yellowleg Bonnet
23. Laccaria amethystina — Amethyst Deceiver
24. Hypomyces hyalinus — The mould that grows on Amanita species
25. Collybia butyracea — Buttercap
26. *Phlebia tremellosa — Jelly Rot (used to be known as the Tripe Fungus)
27. Calocera viscosa — Yellow Stagshorn
28. Marasmius epiphyllus — Leaf parachute
29. *Neoboletus luridiformis — Scarletina Bolete
30. *Lactarius chrysorrheus — Yellowdrop Milkcap
31. *Tricholoma sulphureum — Sulphur Knight
32. *Hemimycena sp. (on bark) — Could be one of several species including cucullata and mauretanica
33. *Calocera pallidospathulata — Pale Stagshorn
34. Amanita citrina — False Death Cap
35. *Amanita muscaria — Fly Agaric
36. Russula velenovskyi — Coral Brittlegill
37. *Clitopilus prunulus — The Miller (mealy smell)
38. *Russula aeruginea — Green Brittlegill
39. *Russula velenovskyi — Coral Brittlegill
40. *Russula caerulea — Humpback Brittlegill
41. Inocybe geophylla — White Fibrecap
42. Inocybe lilacina — Lilac Fibrecap
43. *Russula sanguinaria — Bloody Brittlegill
44. *Suillus luteus — Slippery Jack
45. Leccinum scabrum — Brown Birch Bolete
46. Hygrocybe conica — Blackening Waxcap
47. Russula delica — Milk White Brittlegill
48. *Lyophyllum decastes — Clustered Domecap
49. Xerula radicata — Rooting Shank
50. *Russula subfoetens — Stinking Brittlegill
51. Chroogomphus rutilus — Copper Spike
52. *Suillus bovinus — Bovine Bolete
53. *Auriscalpium vulgare — Earpick Fungus
54. *Lactarius torminosus — Woolly Milkcap
55. Xylaria hypoxylon — Candlesnuff
56. Hypholoma fasciculare — Sulphur Tuft
57. *Sparassis crispa — Cauliflower Fungus
58. Mycena galericulata — Common Bonnet
59. *Pholiota aurivella — Golden Scalycap
60. *Pholiota gummosa — Sticky Scalycap
61. Tricholoma stiparophyllum — Chemical Knight                           
62. *Gymnopus confluens — Clustered Toughshank  – (was Collybia ) flat stem
63. Laccaria laccata — The Deceiver
64. Gymnopus peronatus — Wood woollyfoot
65. Tubaria furfuracea — Scurfy Twiglet
66. Hemimycena lactea — Milky Bonnet
67. Cortinarius herculeolens*

*When this was found at Witley some six or more years ago, it was the first record for this species in Britain. Originally its name was Cortinarius chromataphilus but this was changed a couple of years later. It is considered to be a split from Cortinarius largus. Sara