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Dead (sycamore?) monolith with honey (note the ring on the stripe and the white spores in pic 4) at its base and meripilus just behind it. As I understand it the merip must be fruiting from still live roots, so may be associated with the laurel hedge rather than the sycamore.

There is in the neighbouring drive a horse chestnut with dieback. Within its rooting zone is a cart lodge which is a few years old and a driveway adjacent which has been resurfaced in recent years. With horse c leaf miner year on year as well, this tree is starting to feel its age!

Between the monolith and the horse c is more honey fruiting on the ground. Moving in on the stressed horse chestnut, which in time will go the way of the monolith I suspect.

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cheeky :rolleyes:

 

I did have the hump for a while it has to be said, WAS TAKING IT ALL FAR TOO SERIOUSLY:sneaky2:

 

Like i said its more social, like being up the pub with the boys.:001_smile:

 

davids just licking wounds cos he ballsed up a Laccaria ident earlier and got pulled!:lol:

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why do you suspect panic fruiting? I'd have thought they'd have a feast on a big dead stump! What are your thoughts on the merip?

 

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I did have the hump for a while it has to be said, WAS TAKING IT ALL FAR TOO SERIOUSLY

don't worry, its just your PMT (Pre mushroom-season tension) :D

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don't worry, its just your PMT (Pre mushroom-season tension) :D

 

lol good one, fungi may panic because competition has shown up.

 

meripilus I would have thought is a nightmare on Sycamore, found it myself on a fell we did last year also with K. deusta and Polyporus squamosus the tree was nailed

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