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You've convinced me, mind you I was not aware of P. tuberaster until I read this thread...

 

Having read a little more, the stem base is referred to in some sources as a way of differentiating between them - P. squamosus has a dark brown / black stem base and P. tuberaster has a white one.

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You've convinced me, mind you I was not aware of P. tuberaster until I read this thread...

 

Having read a little more, the stem base is referred to in some sources as a way of differentiating between them - P. squamosus has a dark brown / black stem base and P. tuberaster has a white one.

 

 

they can both blacken/darken at the stipe base!:001_cool:

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Todays entry comes from two days at Staverton park as part of the ATF summer meeting, a rather nice Laetiporus sulphureus on a rather nice example of Oak Pollard something the place is rather rich in to say the least!:lol:

 

This is just a taste of things to come, watch out for a joint thread on Staverton soon, this is going to be "special":001_smile:

 

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Great shots David, really great shots. its nice to see me this way, the Hama doing his thing in the very best environment possible.:thumbup1:

 

What a great photo, one i will "tresure" for a very very long time.

 

Didnt we have an amazing couple of days, awsome. and while were on the subject of strange things in woodlands, heres my own lesser spotted funguy!

 

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Jeez ya must of had that on wide angle.

 

that poor old "tree" looks way fatter than in real life :sneaky2::biggrin:

 

 

 

Here's you taking a shot of that Lycogala terrestre on the Birch.

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/fungi-pictures/558-tis-season-see-fungi-fa-la-la-la-la-85.html

 

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How'd your shot come out?

 

 

Big thanks again for the loan of the camera books & tripod :thumbup1:

 

 

 

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