Black Boy Picnic area (now Wildflower Reserve) in Harvey South-West of Western Australia.

Sometimes it is raining so hard we cant collect any details on the fungi.

Black Boy picnic area (now Wildflower Reserve) in Harvey, July.

Black Boy picnic area (now Wildflower Reserve) in Harvey, July.

Black Boy picnic area (now Wildflower Reserve) in Harvey, July.

Honeymoon Rd, Harvey in July.  It had purple colourings. 

Gleneagle State forest, Albany Hwy, Darling Range in June.  This fungus also had purple colourings.  It measured 7cmw x 5cmh.  It was growing in pea gravel at the base of a reed.  Its cap was slimy.  You can see the gills in the photo on the right.

Stacey's Track, Jarradale old growth forest in July.  This purple fungus was old and had been nibbled on.  It measured 6.4cmw x 7cmh and was growing on pea gravel and leaves next to a jarrah tree.  The gills were white and the stalk had a purple tinge.

Jarradale old growth forest in June.  This fungus measured 12.4cmw x 9.5cmh.

Inside this log on the right this fungus was seen.  This is how I found it.  It measured 8cmw x 4cmh.

This is the cap of the same fungus.  It was found at Gleneagle State forest in June.

Donovain Rd, Leeuwin National Park, south-west in July.  The nearest tree was a Karri tree.

 Donovain Rd at Leeuwin National Park, south-west in July.  The nearest tree was a Karri tree.

 Donovain Rd at Leeuwin National Park, south-west in July.

Donovain Rd at Leeuwin National Park, south-west in July.

These slimy fungi were seen at Jandakot Regional Park, Perth suburbs, in June.

Harris Dale Swamp, Jandakot, Perth.  One measured 3cm w x 4cm h and there were 5 growing near banksia trees.

Neaves Rd north of Perth in May.

Kalamunda National Park, Fern Rd, Perth in August.

Piney Lakes, Perth suburbs in August.

Julimar National Park, northeast of Perth, wheatbelt in June.