Amber Jelly

Amber Jelly - Exidia recisa

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Description

A small turbinate (top-shaped) amber-brown jelly associated with Salix species.  The surface is finely wrinkled.   

Identification difficulty
Recording advice

Photograph in habitat; note substrate and associaed tree species.

Habitat

nearly always on Willow or Sallow

When to see it

Late autumn, winter and early spring in Britain and Ireland.

Further Information

https://www.first-nature.com/fungi/exidia-recisa.php

  • granniejo
    Billesdon Woodland Pool
    06 January 2025
  • Melinda Bell
    Ibstock,Battram Woods
    04 December 2024
  • Melinda Bell
    WillesleyWood
    22 December 2020
    largest less than 2 cm diameter
  • Melinda Bell
    Ibstock,Sence valley
    04 November 2019
  • Melinda Bell
    Sence Valley
    30 January 2019
  • AJ Cann
    Holwell
    02 January 2017
  • Jane Hollingworth
    Tom Long's Meadow
    28 January 2025
  • Melinda Bell
    Sence Valley Country Park
    01 December 2022

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