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by Mr. C. Allen and on the physical and chemical nature of the local 
streams by Mr. W. P. Winter, B.Sc., while the President added remarks 
on their entomological features. Mr. Winter also reported on the geology 
of the area investigated, Messrs. J. R. Dibb, H. D. Hincks, M. L. Thomp- 
son and the President on entomolog}^, while botanical aspects were 
dealt with by the President, Mr. W. P. Winter, and Mr. F. A. Mason. 
A very hearty vote of thanks was accorded to the Local .Secretary 
(Mr. Riley Fortune) for the very satisfactory arrangements of the week- 
end excursions and a vote of thanks was also passed to the local land- 
owners for courteous permission to visit their properties. The President, 
on behalf of the meeting, expressed his thanks to the Hon. Secretary (Mr. 
F. A. Mason) for the use of his car, without which it would not have been 
possible to carry out the programme so completely as had been done. 
Fungi (Mr. F. A. Mason) : — A considerable number of agarics and 
boleti rewarded the keen collecting of Miss L. M. Anderson and Miss 
Kathleen Morehouse, and Messrs. R. Fowler Jones, J. L. Illingworth and A. 
Aikman. The Eavestone and Spa Gill excursions yielded most of the 
larger fungi recorded in the following list, with the exception of those 
marked ‘ M,’ which were collected in Mackershaw Wood by Miss Morehouse 
and Mr. Jones. The Pickin Gill 
at Eavestone. 
Amanita rubescens 
A . verna 
A mani top sis vagina ta 
Russula virescens 
R. cyanoxantha 
R. fellea 
R. sub foe tans 
R. fragilis 
R. emetica 
Collybia vadicata 
C. platyphylla 
*Mycena rubromarginata 
M . galeviculata 
M . alcalina 
M. tenella 
M . sanguinolenta- 
M. cvuenta 
M . galopus 
M . discopus 
Marasmius erythvopus 
M . oveades 
M . haviolovum 
M . Yamealis 
Androsaceus Yotula 
A . gvaminum 
Lactavius tuvpis 
L. velleYeus 
L. deliciosus 
L. quietus 
L. Yufus 
L. subdulcis 
L. seYifluus 
Laccavia laccata 
Omphalia umbellifeva 
O. fibula 
PleuYotus ostveatus 
Pluteus cevvinus 
* New record 
gatherings duplicated the species found 
Entoloma seviceum 
Bolbitius fvagilis 
Inocybe vimosa 
I . geophylla 
AsteYospOYina astevospoYa 
Naucovia cucumis 
GaleYa teneva 
G. hypnoYum 
Tubavia furjuvacea 
Covtinavius (Phleg.) cyanopus 
C. (Ino) violaceus 
C. (Tela.) hinnuleus (M) 
Cvepidotus vevsutus 
Psalliota sylvicola 
Stvophavia squamosa 
Anellavia sepavata 
Gomphidius viscidus 
G. Yoseus 
Panceolus subbalteatus 
Psathyvella atomata 
P . disseminata 
Psathyva covYUgis 
Psilocybe semilanceata 
Copvinus atvamentavius 
Paxillus involutus 
Tylopilus felleus 
Boletus elegans 
B. badius 
B. bovinus 
B . chvysentevon 
B. subtomentosus 
B. edulis 
B. luvidus 
B. scabeY 
B. vavieicola 
PolypOYUs bumalis (M) 
*P. melanopus (M) 
:or Mid. W., V.C.64. 
The Natuvalist 
