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David Humphries

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On 17/01/2019 at 18:39, AJStrees said:

This on the base of a rotting section of ash. I am guessing from looking at pictures that it might be Postia subcaesia. But it may be something completely different. 

 

Any ideas?

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Any other ideas on this one? 

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20 minutes ago, David Humphries said:

Ganoderma (or Fomes) Postia and old Laetiporus perhaps?

By golly I think your right Mr Humphries. LOL! 

 

Yes I think Fomes, took a few shots of different angles but didn't include. 

 

Laetiporus and Postia. 

 

Photo is of the largest catch of the day. Halfway up the bole of a very large beech.

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