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

[Fungus]

I'll pass on this (very valuable) info...

 

Tom,

If ever you have another question, just ask. And as a mycologist, because of the rarity of the fungus, I would like to see, that the tree is treated in such a way, that it constitutes no threat to public safety and can be preserved as a mycological monument.

[Tom Joye]

Gerrit,

It is not my decision, but I'll try my best (and use all my influence, ahum...) not to see this tree cut down just like that. As you, I would like to see this tree preserved in a way that is acceptable for everybody (both us fungus and tree friends and the tree manager).

And I may not be a very active contributor, but I'm a very attentive reader, so I want to stress it again (it has been said before ): your contributions on this forum are priceless! Thank you for all the input.

Kind regards,

Tom

[armybloke]

I was having a look through some of pics when I noticed this little beaut - my friends commented that it looks like it has turned itself inside out!

[Fungus]

I was having a look through some of pics when I noticed this little beaut - my friends commented that it looks like it has turned itself inside out!

 

In Dutch it's named a Hare's paw, this Coprinus, which probably is C. lagopus.

[David Goss]

spotted these today a little too late to save them from getting branches dragged over the top of them:blushing:. Funky orange, yellow and green colouring that doesnt come out well in the photos. Ok fungi hunters whatya call em?

[Fungus]

Funky orange, yellow and green colouring that doesnt come out well in the photos. Ok fungi hunters whatya call em?

 

David,

Depending on the coniferous tree species they are associated with, it is Lactarius deterrimus with spruce or L. deliciosus (= delicious) with pine.

[David Goss]

it was with spruce Gerrit so i guess it will be Lactarius deterrimus. See thats why your the man, i never even said what trees were close but you already knew it:thumbup1:

[David Goss]

Ahh i just spotted a needle in the photo with the unbroken one! i shouldnt give you these clues:sneaky2:

[Fungus]

Ahh i just spotted a needle in the photo with the unbroken one! i shouldnt give you these clues

 

David,

To be honest, I didn't spot the needle, I was just looking at some very tasty mushies, I 've been eating a lot of in the German Eifel.

[David Goss]

well ok i will give you that one then but tell me something.... do you cry when you eat mushrooms?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

its ok i already got my coat:blushing: