Fungi from the Vanoise national parc

[armybloke]

I came across a huge selection of fungi while on my recent travels. Some I had never seen before so I thought I'd share them with you. The vast majority were on conifer with only one or two on broadleaves in the lower valleys. Some were found further north in Troyes in the grounds of a Chateau where they still fill cavities with concrete!

[RobArb]

some great pics and unusual fung there:thumbup:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

OMG!

 

That grif is the nuts! would kill to see the beech with the body language! and there is a funky bracket in amoungst that lot!

[Bart]

Nice selection of fung

[armybloke]

OMG!

 

That grif is the nuts! would kill to see the beech with the body language! and there is a funky bracket in amoungst that lot!

 

Did you see the frog in the pic?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

TOAD! isnt it?

[RobArb]

where?

[armybloke]

are you being polite

[Fungus]

I came across a huge selection of fungi while on my recent travels. Some I had never seen before so I thought I'd share them with you. The vast majority were on conifer with only one or two on broadleaves in the lower valleys. Some were found further north in Troyes in the grounds of a Chateau where they still fill cavities with concrete!

 

Hard to give a name to all of them, because for some species, there's to little information on the characteristics, but here we go anyway.

1/3 : Amanita muscaria

4 : Coprinus comatus

5/6 : Fomitopsis pinicola ?

8/9 : Phellinus hartigii ? if so, rare !

17 : Boletus species

20/21/22 : Sparassis laminosa very rare !!!

23 Boletus species

[RobArb]

i honestly see no toad/frog in the pics:blush:

 

i do however see a big orange slug in the last one