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

[tonytree]

Rather than making another thread thought I’d use this one. Could any one I’d this fungus for me. It’s on a larch with large amounts of crown dieback. My thoughts are ganoderma just not 100%. 

 

Thanks. 

[Treeation]

On 2/20/2018 at 18:11, David Humphries said:

Ha, not that hungry !

 

Apparantly good eating, but not one I've fancied eating.

Ive tried them and they are good! Also field blewits are a good munch too

[David Humphries]

2 hours ago, tonytree said:

Rather than making another thread thought I’d use this one. Could any one I’d this fungus for me. It’s on a larch with large amounts of crown dieback. My thoughts are ganoderma just not 100%. 

 

Thanks. 

Looks like Ganoderma sp to me, always useful to try and take a slice out of the fruitbody to show the flesh and tube layer, helps with the Id.

[daltontrees]

Some humbinging Pleurotus on a stinky Poplar breakage.

[David Humphries]

1 hour ago, daltontrees said:

Some humbinging Pleurotus on a stinky Poplar breakage.

 

Bet they'd have an 'interesting' flavour 

[daltontrees]

I wasn't tempted to taste. I can only imagine anything associated with Poplar would tate like Satan's 3 month old socks.

[Will Heal]

These are colourful. (But, I don’t know what they are). [emoji854]

Scarlett elf cup

[slack ma girdle]

Xylaria longipes growing on a Sycamore stump
Very tiny!

[David Humphries]

Rigidoporus ulmarius on this weeping beech at Kew.

 

 

 

[David Humphries]

Imperfect stage of Kretzschmaria deusta on the end of this beech log.