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

[Matthew Arnold]

Chicken of the woods on today's fell.

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Any pics of the stump or timber as it was felled?

[Matthew Arnold]

one of the mxyos for sure but I cant remember the name of it offhand, found lots of it recently too, the slime moulds etc love this damp warm weather.

 

Got another couple of shots of the fung on the log. It was turning into a sticky slime when you touched it with your fingers. [insert inuendo here:lol:]

[Joe Loggs]

Any pics of the stump or timber as it was felled?

 

The trunk is still standing we will be back there next week to fell and collect timber I will get some pictures for you👍.

[Matthew Arnold]

The trunk is still standing we will be back there next week to fell and collect timber I will get some pictures for you.

 

Cool. I have some chicken on a Cherry plum and a Cherry. I am waiting for them to fail as they have a heavy lean and are on a SW facing edge of the wood.

[David Humphries]

Dryads saddle on the beech at the trade show.

(good example of socket failures)

 

Thought the lads on the ATF stand did a fine job of presentation

 

 

 

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[nathan marshall]

Not sure what it is looking on the fungi app for it but i dont know im still learning to use it but here it is on an ash tree good healthy looking crown no dead wood but what is it and whats the causes

 

many thanks

nathan

 

 

sorry for the bad quality they were off my phone.

[David Humphries]

Not sure what it is looking on the fungi app for it but i dont know im still learning to use it but here it is on an ash tree good healthy looking crown no dead wood but what is it and whats the causes .

 

 

I would think that your fung is Polyporus sqaumosus, fair bit of it around currently.

 

Have a look on the directory above & the app gallery for that species.

 

 

 

 

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[nathan marshall]

I would think that your fung is Polyporus sqaumosus, fair bit of it around currently.

 

Have a look on the directory above & the app gallery for that species.

 

 

 

 

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cheers for that dave that looks much better i think there may be the possibility that this tree may be condemed due to its location.

about 8 feet away from a major building entrance and car park high target zone you know the story.

[David Humphries]

few bits from today.

 

 

 

My first Amanita of the year A. rubescens - the blusher

Laetiporus sulphureus squeezing out of this ooak bollard

& mature Lycogala - (groening's slime) on this old lump of dead

 

Spotted a Russula at the weekend, but too slugged up to get a meaningful shot.

 

 

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[David Humphries]

last couple of days

 

Inonotus hispidus - ash

Coprinus micaceus -willow

Laetiporus sulphureus - oak decay

Amanita sp - hornbeam

 

 

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