Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....

[David Humphries]

1 hour ago, nepia said:

Was sent this pic by a customer. The tree's a recently died garden apple.

The original assumption was HF but I'm not sure - looks like Meripilus to me; could it be?

it has gills not pores so likely Armillaria species not Meripilus 

[nepia]

And much more likely under the circumstances; thanks David

[woody paul]

Anyone know what this is. 

 

[sime42]

The photos don't do them justice, but these were fully 10 inch diameter I reckon.

 

 

 

Plus some immature oak apples of some sort.

 

[slack ma girdle]

9 hours ago, sime42 said:

The photos don't do them justice, but these were fully 10 inch diameter I reckon.

 

 

 

Plus some immature oak apples of some sort.

 

Oak apples can look spectacular 

[slack ma girdle]

Not sure about these, growing on a dead pine about 8 feet up.

[organic guy]

Found these growing all over a field of permanent pasture by the sea. Gills end up rusty brown before they rot away. Beyond my book.

Thanks

[sime42]

A few from the Moor today. Also saw some rather nice tiny little ones  growing on old cowpats, but didn't get a photo of them.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[oldwoodcutter]

Cockley Cley forest big birch failed

[Knoydart]

Some temperate rainforest lichens. Argyll.

 

Pseudocyphellaria citrina. 

 

Ricasolia amplissima 

 

Pseudocyphellaria norvegica 

 

Pectenia atlantica.

 

Peltigera praetextata.

 

Pseudocyphellaria intricata.

 

Lobaria pulmonaria, Ricasolia amplissima, Sticta limbata, Leptogium burgessii.