The Fung Hunters

[Bundle 2]

Hey man...if I can quit, you can also! It really is all in your head. I read Allan Carrs "Easy way to stop Smokin'"...So many people say its crap. It worked for me ! Mind you...I have tried umpteen times to quit. If its in your heart to quit, you wont really notice when you do!

[Danavan]

 

 

 

 

You could always lick a few shrooms instead

 

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At least the ident would be spot on:001_tongue:

[David Humphries]

Hey Dan, how goes?

 

Maybe we should get a BB fung hunt on the go,

up for it?

 

I'm possibly taking the team back over in a month or two.

 

You been in there of late?

 

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[David Humphries]

Inspired by the Hama today & did a bit of free style to get a closer shot of these cuticularis (click red link for full set)

 

Hadn't actualy ever come across these in a work situation before, so needs must...........all inthe name of science, what what

 

Should of got me seven yr old to capture the old man in his prime

 

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[Bundle 2]

Hope you are taking the correct precautions whist aloft mate.....esp in front of the kids.

 

Tim

[David Humphries]

T'was an easy enough scramble Tim.

 

No real need for ropes, & Jake had the phone just in case.

 

 

Appreciate the reality & your sentiment though

 

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Nice set David, glad to see you get that one in the bag, always great to get a first, really no other way to get familiar with a species IMO, and in its natural setting, not some txt book too.

[David Humphries]

Cheers T,

bizarely enough I came across my first in the flesh at KW earlier last week on a fallen Beech limb.

 

But was good to see these today in situe up on the trunk tear out.

 

 

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[David Humphries]

a mention in despatches for what is the most dedicated Hunt of the Fung that i've ever witnessed.

 

(tops my Spanish foray of last Year - 567 miles)

 

Xerxes (Tobias) travelled fully 1179.9 miles from Sweden to London to take in the awesomeness of Hampstead Heath

 

He's so far taken in the Oliver Rackham lecture, a fine London Ale pub, a day looking at Trees & Fungi at HH & Kenwood & next the poor soul is to endure the full throttle Hama tour

 

Hats off to you Sir.

 

Was nice to have met you Tobias

 

 

Here looking at Pholiota on Hornbeam monolith, Pleurotus dryinus on Beech, Phalus impudicus, inside the Hollow Beech, Aurantiporus on wild service, Pholiota aurivella on Plane, Grifola in Oak cavity & Fomes on Oak.

 

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[Bundle 2]

There ought to be some kind of prize....! I m glad you made to the O.Rackham thing too.

Good effort Tobias!