Hamadryads fungus diary

[sean]

phelinus igniarius, i think they probably thought I would laugh if they got it wrong:blushing:

 

this ones such an applanatum ringer!

 

 

i was going to say applamatum......but then couldnt be .....

[Guest Infinitree]

phelinus igniarius, i think they probably thought I would laugh if they got it wrong:blushing:

 

this ones such an applanatum ringer!

 

how did you get to that conclusion?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

litle bits of clues, a yellow tint at the lip in places, but key is the brown pore layer

[David Humphries]

What's the flesh like ?

 

 

 

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

What's the flesh like ?

 

 

 

 

 

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felt like trauma with tube layer same as most of the brackets really.

 

why you ask?

 

see if I can find an image from the day with open body, wish i still had all those from my day at RP with sean:thumbdown:

[armybloke]

Brilliant pictures!! I used the fungus diary to help get me through my Tech Cert, hats off to your collection trooper. You should consider compiling your work and then sell it as an Arb Guide to fungi. Keep up the stirling work

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Brilliant pictures!! I used the fungus diary to help get me through my Tech Cert, hats off to your collection trooper. You should consider compiling your work and then sell it as an Arb Guide to fungi. Keep up the stirling work

 

No why didnt i think of that!

 

Its always nice to hear of people getting something out of what i do here, i enjoy posting here, but it is as much about promoting a better awareness of the wider picture that we all operate in.

 

The most important thing for me is sharing my utter passion for nature in all its shapes and forms, when you look intimatley there is so much wonder, even in the most unexpected places:001_cool:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

o.k folks, what about these? first one had me for a while, the willow should have convinced me on the others, but alas, i took some convincing!

 

 

 

[David Humphries]

Really not convinced.

 

Most of these shots appear to have brown spore.

 

Where as P.igniarius has white (cream) spore.

 

 

What say you ?

 

 

 

 

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[Stu3k]

Found these crawling out from my supposedly dry sunlounge felt roof last year.

Think my timbers might be shot