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Developing fruit bodies
Fistulina hepatica - Beefsteak, on Oak at 4m
Observed between 17-09 & 08-10 Feel free to add yours. That is ofcourse, whether or not your as sad as me  .
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
I'd eat it if if ever found one that fresh!
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
Excellent idea for a thread David. Would be nice to do a time-lapse of say 100 pics and then merge them on Photoshop.
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
Excellent as always
I bet Rob D would be rubbing his hands at that bit of wood! |
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
Great series of pics
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
Here’s one ive been watching on Q, cerris (Turkey Oak)
Haven’t a clue what it is Pic’s from 15/05 to 1/10    
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
   
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
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Young heterobasidion annosum. ? |
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
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Re: Developing fruit bodies
Looks like it's going to be an Inonotus dryadeus, esp on turkey oak. You'll have to look out for drops of watery golden liquid it produces on surface-then you'll know for sure. Good series of pics.
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