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13-10-09
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
I like the bend on that crane in your avatar. Were the buzzers going or is it just an illusion?
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18-10-09
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
Thanks for the suggestions, will just have to wait for a more defining feature to develop.
Another unidentified on Beech Pics from 5/10 to 17/10    
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18-10-09
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
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18-10-09
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
I'd say that's Pholiota squarrosa.
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23-10-09
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
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Last ones pretty high up for Fistulina. .
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23-10-09
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
I really like that picture David -
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23-10-09
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
High praise from the man with the eye
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20-01-10
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
Pholiota aurivella on the beech, lot of it about this year it seems?
I concur with Dryadeus on the oak, though the first image did also make me thin Hetero like someone else suggested. Great idea Monkey! and I too love the last Fistulina image, great image. gradualy working my way through the archives, sorry for bumping an old one!
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20-01-10
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My poor little forgotten threads are being stalked ............  .
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20-01-10
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
lol, well you do make a good thread old fella! if you wasnt such a fungi nut i wouldnt be reading your threads would I!
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