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Oak fungus


Johnny G
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I came across this chap on an oak tree that leans over a rather expensive looking out building, pic 1 shows a red fungus that looks a bit like some very poorly testicles, its formed about 6ft up the stem above a hole. On the other side of the tree on the butress there is an hole developing. Covering this hole there was what looked like spiders web covered in a brown/orange dust, it stank when prodded. The crown of the tree looks very thin and there are several holes all over.

 

Any ideas what it may be?

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