The Joy of Ceps

[David Humphries]

BBC iPlayer - The Joy of Ceps

 

 

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[armchairarborist]

i enjoyed that.. thanks, so should i be saying funjai too?

[Martyn Amos]

walking the dog in the autumn,and found this perfect [penny bun/cep]

in a small wood,the were loads,some the size of dinner plates

 

 

 

,but they were all rotten,except this one

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

think that man was trying to teach my granny how to suck eggs!

 

nice post david, but after the 50th time of hearing him pronounce Funjai..... why I had to turn off!

 

It was like banshees screaming, I couldnt take it.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

(Cut and paste)

 

The second half of last week's Saving Species BBC - BBC Radio 4 Programmes - Saving Species, Episode 30 (the first half was good too) was devoted to waxcaps and fungus conservation ...

 

... and this morning's The Living World BBC - BBC Radio 4 Programmes - The Living World, 28/11/2010 was once again sheer delight (remember the potter wasps?), with Lionel Kelleway chuckling (as he does, infectiously) crammed inside an ancient oak with National Trust's Ancient Tree advisor Brian Muelaner and Cardiff mycologist Prof. Lynne Boddy.

 

Perhaps if they have a look at the SLEF website at RESEARCH, Aunty's representatives might be inspired to visit Isleornsay and witness/record our own slightly unconventional mycorrhizal research.

 

I hope you, as I did, enjoy these programmes. If you missed the potter wasps: BBC - BBC Radio 4 Programmes - The Living World, The Potter Wasp

[rootstoshoots]

Hama thanks for the sites,very interesting.. i wish you all the luck, i only wished i lived over there to help...

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Hama thanks for the sites,very interesting.. i wish you all the luck, i only wished i lived over there to help...

 

lol, wasnt my words roots, that was all just a cut and paste I was being lazy in getting the web links!