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

[David Humphries]

Great series of pic's

 

 

 

Ta Bart

 

Here's Armillaria ostoyae seemingly saprophytic on a stump, also on a small dead birch & on a dead rowan.

 

Hygrocybe miniata, saprophytic on the root plate of a big Davidia.

 

& finally tracked down the name of this little Marasmius alliaceus which I found in northern spain at the begining of October. Saprophytic on burried dead Beech branches.

Stinks of garlic.

 

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[treewizard]

Some from yesterday

First 3 Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria)

Second im not sure of any ideas.................? sorry its a bit blurry:blushing:

[Bart]

Went back to the Beech with Ganoderma for a few pics before it gets taken down.

 

 

Few pics of rapid reaction growth on buttresses

Tension side

 

Compression side

 

[David Humphries]

Ooh err !

 

 

 

Be intrigued to see a few cross cuts around the failure, when it's down

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Had a gander back at this Beech yesterday, hoping to see the P. impudicus (which are micorrhyzal on Beech) fruiting like last year, but alas too late, in many ways..........succombed to Gano & Ustulina.

 

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[old snake]

Could one of you kind fellows on here id these for me please? Found at the base of a fraxinus.

[Joe]

i have a very limited knowledge but it could be giant polypore?

[David Humphries]

Could one of you kind fellows on here id these for me please? Found at the base of a fraxinus.

 

 

I would lean toward it being a Gymnopilus.

Perhaps G. junonius - Spectacular rustgill.

 

mainly saprophytic.

Don't eat it.

 

Rogers Mushrooms - Gymnopilus junonius Mushroom

 

Rogers Mushrooms - Gymnopilus junonius

 

 

 

 

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[tommer9]

Deliovering some timber at about 4pm today, noticed these on a HC(?) stump...It was dusk so sorry about the quality. I think there are 3 different fungi, but they could be the same one at different stages of development.

 

 

 

 

[gingertreeninja]

hi chaps, can anyone help me id these caps? they are spread over the root plate of a large beech with extensive heartwood decay. they are the only fruiting bodies present on the site and i want to know if they pose a threat to two other mature trees on the same site. there is no crown die back on the beech or sap exudation on the stem. any help would be appreciated