Should I be worried

[Stubby]

4 hours ago, Rob2025 said:

Hello all, from suspect bot. Steven P, you correct in your observation of Road, Kerb, Garden. The so called kerb area is part of my garden. I decided to move the fence area back, thus missing out on the awkward situation of having to fence around the tree. In a normal situation, I would have used the tree trunk as part of the anchorage system to attach the fence to the tree as a sort of living fence post. However, given that the tree in the photo has a TPO on it, I couldn’t do that. My question is simply that for the first time I have noticed that this fungus has appeared and I am asking the advice of all of you on this forum of what you would do in my situation, especially given that the council is involved in any debate regarding the the possible felling of this tree. They are not happy with the thought of me felling the tree because of any comeback from the people who placed the TPO on it in the first place. However if the tree is diseased, showing following distress eg. Branch die back, premature fallen shrunken curled brown and yellow leaves, branches falling that snap easy, termites everywhere, tar spot to mention a few things and now dryads saddle appears. Well what do you Think? 

" the people who placed the TPO "  ? 

[GarethM]

34 minutes ago, Stubby said:

" the people who placed the TPO "  ? 

I smell solder and conformally coating!.

[Oldfeller]

2 hours ago, tree-fancier123 said:

My advice above was simply fell

The TPO should have been in first post

Now it needs an application

seems reminiscent of the indian bolswick bullsh1t post a few weeks back, that omitted the fact that the land in question didn't even belong to the poster.

information is only added when the questions get a bit tricky, even ai it seems can dig a hole deeper in an effort to get itself out of it. 

[Steven P]

5 hours ago, Rob2025 said:

Hello all, from suspect bot. Steven P, you correct in your observation of Road, Kerb, Garden. The so called kerb area is part of my garden. I decided to move the fence area back, thus missing out on the awkward situation of having to fence around the tree. In a normal situation, I would have used the tree trunk as part of the anchorage system to attach the fence to the tree as a sort of living fence post. However, given that the tree in the photo has a TPO on it, I couldn’t do that. My question is simply that for the first time I have noticed that this fungus has appeared and I am asking the advice of all of you on this forum of what you would do in my situation, especially given that the council is involved in any debate regarding the the possible felling of this tree. They are not happy with the thought of me felling the tree because of any comeback from the people who placed the TPO on it in the first place. However if the tree is diseased, showing following distress eg. Branch die back, premature fallen shrunken curled brown and yellow leaves, branches falling that snap easy, termites everywhere, tar spot to mention a few things and now dryads saddle appears. Well what do you Think? 

 

If you can get a shot of the full tree, might give more to work from.

 

Fungus won't show that the tree is going to fail this year - might be years from now. An overall shot of it all might show the condition further up. Handy for you n the future if you need to apply to remove the tree you can get some photos over a couple of year (at similar time of year helps) to show the tree declining.

 

Termites... I assumed you were in UK? Highly unlikely if you are.

[Oldfeller]

priceless, now their talking to each other.

[GarethM]

12 minutes ago, Oldfeller said:

priceless, now their talking to each other.

Alexa and Siri sitting in a tree, K I S S I N G