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

[RobArb]

I only know as its the first fungi, that really got me looking at well, fungi:biggrin:

 

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[Arborowen]

out and about today, haven't shared this with my colleagues yet but would like to confirm.

 

Are these degraded Meripilus? (and a little younger one?)

 

thanks

 

:-D

 

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[David Humphries]

out and about today, haven't shared this with my colleagues yet but would like to confirm.

 

Are these degraded Meripilus? (and a little younger one?)

 

thanks

 

 

Can't really be sure from the shots, there a little blurry.

Probably Merip,

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Grifola on oak & Amanita on birch

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

out and about today, haven't shared this with my colleagues yet but would like to confirm.

 

Are these degraded Meripilus? (and a little younger one?)

 

thanks

 

:-D

 

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100%, oh slapmy wrists!I should have said 99.995 %

[Arborowen]

lol cheers im not sure whybut uploading the photos to Arbtalk degraded them here they are on tapatalk.

 

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[RobArb]

not sure what this one is but it was pretty heavy and sturdy for a fung, growing under a mixture of hawthorn, elder and ash but nearest the hawthorn

[David Humphries]

not sure what this one is but it was pretty heavy and sturdy for a fung, growing under a mixture of hawthorn, elder and ash but nearest the hawthorn

 

Suspect this as being a Cortinarius species, though struggling to match one with as pronounced a ring.

 

Gills look right

 

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[Matthew Arnold]

Found this funky number growing on a Cedar of Lebanon log used as a "youth bench". Cant find anything on Rogers Mushrooms which comes close. It looks similar to Schizopora paradoxa in the top picture but the bottom two don't match up.

[log dog]

came across this on a cherry the oyher day gannoderma ?

Edited October 27, 2012 by log dog