Fungi from the Vanoise national parc

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Sparasis crispa is an entirely different animal and these shots illustrate it, all on pine as apossed to the oak colonised with grifola.

 

 

[Fungus]

Ok mate it is an Oak, but Grifola sp - are you certain?

 

Marco & Tony,

If on oak, Tony is right , I was mislead by "The fast majority were on conifer with only one or two on broadleaves" and did, because of the round and compact shape of the FB's (see below photo of S. laminosa) and the assumption it was on conifer, not consider G. frondosa, but anyhow, nice pictures .

Edited August 30, 2011 by Fungus

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Marco & Tony,

If on oak, Tony is right , I was mislead by "The fast majority were on conifer with only one or two on broadleaves" and did, because of the round and compact shape of the FB's (see photo of S. laminosa) and the assumption it was on conifer, not consider G. frondosa, but anyhow, nice pictures .

 

Gerrit, that is simply one of the finest most gorgeous fungi images I have ever seen.

 

AWESOME:thumbup1:

 

I knows a grifola when i see one!

[armybloke]

Thanks guys!