Wet Walk

[Bart]

Horrible wet and fogy day here yesterday so went on a soggy walk round the old deer park

[David Humphries]

Great set of shots Bart, particularly like the arrow slit view.

 

Was wondering if the fung in the flutes on the Beech was possibly Ganoderma pfeifferi?

But not really sure from the shots.

Do you know if you get it on the site?

 

Looks like you had an interesting walk.

 

 

 

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

before i scrolled down i knew that beech was living with merripilus!

 

Ganoderma pfiefferi too by the looks, i have a beech local to me with the same dual decy and the butt and root flare is identical in form.

 

thats a really usefull puzzle piece for me, thanks for posting

Edited January 23, 2010 by Tony Croft aka hamadryad

[Bart]

Cheers Dave,

could be, although they seem very distinctive ive not managed to id them yet. im going to go back and get some better pic's, thought of your dual decay thread when i saw it

[David oakman]

Ditto above plus you have a nice place there Bart to walk around.

[old snake]

Really nice pictures as always:thumbup1:. Liked the one with the slit in the bricks.

[David Humphries]

Give the top surface a scratch when you go back, if you get yellow scrapings then they probably are Beeswax Bracket.

 

Look forward to hearing back.

 

 

 

 

I'm sure you've said many a time, but where is this park?

 

 

Cheers

 

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[Bart]

Ganoderma pfeifferi then

Is G. pfeifferi rare then, not realy come across it in any of my books?

[Mozza]

Cool pictures Bart

[Bart]

Cheers guys

 

i type too slow

 

Will go back and give it a scratch, its part of the Adlington estate, Cheshire.