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

[David Humphries]

Nothing particularly exciting, but just shows how active & prevalent certain species still are this time of year.

 

Firstly,

 

Oyster, Velvet shank & Jelly ear, here on a standing chunk of dead chestnut I spied on the way home from the lads footy this morning (poor wee knackerd Jake in the back of the motor, whilst daddy just nipped out to grab a fung or two)

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

then just down the road (poor jake)

this felled chestnut with Oyster & Velvet shank going bonkers

a small recently felled tree with Velvet shank

& a standing dead chestnut with Armillaria

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Nothing particularly exciting, but just shows how active & prevalent certain species still are this time of year.

 

Firstly,

 

Oyster, Velvet shank & Jelly ear, here on a standing chunk of dead chestnut I spied on the way home from the lads footy this morning (poor wee knackerd Jake in the back of the motor, whilst daddy just nipped out to grab a fung or two)

 

 

 

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There is talk of the Flamulina velutips being broken up into subspecies, the thinking being that those found on differing hosts may be individual strains.

 

just thought I would say! cracking shot of the ostreatus and F velutipes together.

[David Humphries]

There is talk of the Flamulina velutips being broken up into subspecies, the thinking being that those found on differing hosts may be individual strains.

 

just thought I would say! cracking shot of the ostreatus and F velutipes together.

 

 

 

Interesting, wheres that idea from, BMC ?

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Interesting, wheres that idea from, BMC ?

 

 

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the boys on WAB:thumbup1:

[David Humphries]

the boys on WAB:thumbup1:

 

Ooh the Wab lords !

 

 

haven't been there for a fair while.

 

anything been happening of interest from tree fung perspective ?

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Ooh the Wab lords !

 

 

haven't been there for a fair while.

 

anything been happening of interest from tree fung perspective ?

 

 

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not thier bag is it:biggrin:

[Fungus]

There is talk of the Flamulina velutips being broken up into subspecies, the thinking being that those found on differing hosts may be individual strains.

 

The boys on WAB must be diagnosed as splitters then, who seem to be getting in power again after the lumpers have ruled for several years .

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

The boys on WAB must be diagnosed as splitters then, who seem to be getting in power again after the lumpers have ruled for several years .

 

Now I know I am lost because I know what your saying !

[Matthew Arnold]

Bracket fungus found on several European Spindles on the shoot i was at today. Was in tiers of 2 to 18. And ranged between 2" and 10" wide.