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David Humphries

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On 15/02/2024 at 18:27, David Humphries said:

Top are Ganoderma species, middle may be old Psuedoinonotus dryadeus and yes would agree on Flammulina species. 

 

Thank you David, looking at Psuedoinonotus dryadeus that makes sense with the form and location. I've got a few trees on my radar with old fruiting bodies like that, hopefully by keeping an eye on them I'll get to see a fresh one at some point. I appreciate the pointers 👍

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It got better.... wife returned back from shops with a couple of fine rib eyes for supper, so I saved half the morels, then dry fried with the steaks.  Wow, what a  tasty double protein punch of a meal. Unfortunately the morel season seems to be quite short. This is the second time I've found them growing out of woodchip. 😋😋

 

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