Dual Decay

[Fungus]

I mean fortuitous as in being able to get a shot of both fruiting together in roughly the same condition on the same specific strata. Not an amazing occurance as both fruit at roughly the same time.

 

I should consult a dictionary more often to be so "fortuitous" or lucky to really understand and not just assume what a word means .

By the way, because of the size of the caps of the depicted Oudemansiella mucida, I had to correct the standard measurements given by other authors for my encyclopaedia.

[Matthew Arnold]

How bout this for dual? Inonotus dryadeus on the outside. Ganoderma on the inside. Shagged both ways me thinks.

[David Humphries]

. Shagged both ways me thinks.

 

 

 

Not sure that such pessimism is always the only way to look at these tree/decay issues Matt.

 

 

 

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

that Oak is doing dandy, bit of a tickle and she will be good for centuries

[Matthew Arnold]

Not sure that such pessimism is always the only way to look at these tree/decay issues Matt.

 

 

 

 

 

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Was only pulling your leg. Not going to fell it just reduce it a bit and give it a rebalance as most of its weight is leaning towards a solicitors.

[David Humphries]

Was only pulling your leg. Not going to fell it just reduce it a bit and give it a rebalance as most of its weight is leaning towards a solicitors.

 

glad to hear it

 

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I should consult a dictionary more often to be so "fortuitous" or lucky to really understand and not just assume what a word means .

By the way, because of the size of the caps of the depicted Oudemansiella mucida, I had to correct the standard measurements given by other authors for my encyclopaedia.

 

really? so how big do they say oudemansiella get? Ive got one for you!

 

oh and just for fun heres a high fistulina, can you spot it? no it aint dog **** either!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

fancy a wager?

 

£10.00 make it interesting! top host too Oak.

 

I appear to have lost this wager! oh well dinners on me at the ATF meet!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

anyways, time i posted these here, dont appear to have done so as yet, forgive any repeats, Ive had a quick scan and dont think they are:001_smile:

Inonotus cuticularis (a.k.a the clustered bracket) and at the base multiple ganoderma pfiefferis

oudemansiella mucida (aka the porcelain fungus) and above it Pluerotus ostreatus (the oyster)

Fommes, ganoderma australe/applanatum (leaning towards applanatum) and Armillaria probably mellea

hericium erinaceus (aka the monkeys head or lions main) Pholiota aurivella and an unkown sp all within a beech cavity

Pholiota aurivella, pholiota squarosus and piptoporus betulinus

[Fungus]

hericium erinaceus (aka the monkeys head or lions main) Pholiota aurivella and an unkown sp all within a beech cavity

 

The unknown species being the white gilled one, i.e. Oudemansiella mucida ?