Anyone fancy a 'crack' at this one

[David Humphries]

Bracket in first picture was found on a Salix fragilis.

Second is an old friend of this forum. :wave:

[kevwrenn]

2nd one is Fungii arbtalkius, easily recognised by its unusual markings on the underside, they often appear as lettering!!!

[Paul Barton]

Phellinus igniarius?

[Steve Bullman]

phellinus?

[Steve Bullman]

yeah what he said

[christreeroot]

is it a Phellinus igniarius - Willow bracket , causes very intnsive white rot, and brown pants of inspector:icon14:

[David Humphries]

is it a Phellinus igniarius - Willow bracket , causes very intnsive white rot, and brown pants of inspector:icon14:

 

Luckily this little Baby was on a Crack Willow that is leaning towards a pond.

We tickled a little weigth off to balance the canopy so that the tree will 'definately' go swimming if it fails.

[Paul Barton]

Nice pics. Is that Trent Park? - looks familiar.

[David Humphries]

Nice pics. Is that Trent Park? - looks familiar.

 

Hampstead Heath.

Similar to TP and only a few miles away, but HH is only a couple of miles closer in to the city centre.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Surprised it looks so nice Monkeyd.

 

You would think all the grass would be chewed up, after all, all those 4x4s in London need somewhere to take them off road.

 

..Or is their idea of offroad, chewing up the grass verges outside the infants schools :wave:

 

Sorry, going off topic again