Just for Hammy

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

oh stephen, what a cracker! nowt from you then BOOM a bloody great dryads saddle like all over it! awesome dude.

 

thanks for sharing.

 

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear, oh dear, oh dear

 

Dont your dear me:lol:

[Dave Martin]

Dont your dear me:lol:

 

[Stephen Blair]

What's this ?

[David Humphries]

Delve deep into the realms within this thread & you will discover the truth that you seek oh fungoid one

 

 

 

 

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[Stephen Blair]

I want Hammy to feel all warm inside when he tells me the answer

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Stephen, my work here is done, it is time you all found your own paths.

 

I know that you know what it is, as for warm inside, i feel like ive been in a halogen oven for the last 8 hours, naming a fungi isnt going to help that!

[Stephen Blair]

Stephen, my work here is done, it is time you all found your own paths.

 

I know that you know what it is, as for warm inside, i feel like ive been in a halogen oven for the last 8 hours, naming a fungi isnt going to help that!

 

I will let you go and get an ice pole and a cool drink And I await a more enthusiastic / appreciative reply .

I was going to kick it off the tree but I thought NO , take a pic and let Tony know I care

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

stephen, I love it, you know I do, but dont tell me you arent just a little bit more "into it" than you once was.

 

Dryads saddle, or if you want its posh name polyporus squarosus.

 

though personaly I would like to get everyone naming this the pheasents back fungi, as for me the true dryads saddle, is the Oak bracket Inonotus dryadeus.

 

but I will argue that out with some taxonomists at a later date!

[Stephen Blair]

So it's the same as my first find above just fresher looking ?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

correct, heres a few in prime condition:001_cool: