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David Humphries

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Excellent, didn't seem quite like the typical resi I often see on oaks. I don't often walk through hornbeam woods, there don't seem to be many near me in north Essex, but going towards London they become more frequent. It was only a little woodland (Duck Wood, the Manor , Romford) but plenty of deadwood and interesting bits and pieces - I thoroughly enjoyed it!

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Nice, the Amanitas are a very handsome bunch. Here, odd for this time of year, is an oyster just spotted in my garden. DSC_0122.jpg.9b295a23176d80d498e3e20e12d9d297.jpg

I chopped up the stems from a wild oyster I found fruiting last autumn /winter (around Oct/Nov) and poked a little into 10mm holes drilled into a couple of fresh logs (cherry plum, if memory serves me well). I thought I'd be lucky if it worked at all, and certainly didn't expect to see anything happening yet!

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