Armilaria having a good time on Poplar

[treequip]

Yet another Manchester poplar bit the dust today.

 

Venturia weakens them and a secondary pathogen delivers the final blow. Armilaria had had a good time on this one.

 

 

[Doug Blease]

Spooky! Did you climb it?

[treequip]

Not my turn today hence the photo's

 

Meet Garry

[David Humphries]

Great shots, you should go back at night when there's no moon and try and catch the bioluminecense off the rhizomorphs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Mozza]

I was on this job for a few hours today, That pop was goosed, Really far gone!

 

 

 

Made me feel nice and strong carrying huuuuge bits of dead about tho They were light as a feather

[gmanntpo]

Please tell more about this Monkeyd my friend

 

It was not something I was aware of.

 

Cheers Gmann

[David Humphries]

  gmanntpo said:

Please tell more about this Monkeyd my friend

 

It was not something I was aware of.

 

Cheers Gmann

 

 

 

Foxfire: Bioluminescent Fungi

 

Understand that they were used in medieval times to light up the interiors of barns etc, or something along those lines.

 

 

Tbh, haven't seen it myself........as yet !

 

 

 

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[Bundle 2]

I remember Mr Ed posting a very interesting link about the use of fungi as recyclers of elements/substances we regard as toxic...indeed there may be a future in this for developed world waste sgrategies ( oops...bit pi**ed!) Stands to reason they might give off a bit of a glow!!?

Keep your camera handy David.....-)

[skyhuck]

  Monkeyd said:

Foxfire: Bioluminescent Fungi

 

Understand that they were used in medieval times to light up the interiors of barns etc, or something along those lines.

 

 

Tbh, haven't seen it myself........as yet !

 

 

 

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The origins of the magic wand I believe

[David Humphries]

  skyhuck said:

The origins of the magic wand I believe

 

 

 

You've got one, aint ya !

 

 

 

 

 

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