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

[ABtrees]

Some more of these pink things (on a different oak) - they remind me of pig snouts.   And the evil Mr.Fungi

[Paul in the woods]

8 hours ago, ABtrees said:

Some more of these pink things (on a different oak) - they remind me of pig snouts.   And the evil Mr.Fungi

Any idea what they are?  The snouts look a bit like pink beefsteaks and the face has a hint of dryads about it but I'm just guessing.

[David Humphries]

2 hours ago, Paul in the woods said:

Any idea what they are?  The snouts look a bit like pink beefsteaks and the face has a hint of dryads about it but I'm just guessing.

Both Fistulina hepatica

[AJStrees]

45 minutes ago, David Humphries said:

Both Fistulina hepatica

Was going to say it looked like an early developing Fistulina. Thanks for confirming David. 

[ABtrees]

11 hours ago, Paul in the woods said:

Any idea what they are?  The snouts look a bit like pink beefsteaks and the face has a hint of dryads about it but I'm just guessing.

As I keep telling everyone, I'm just an (enthusiastic) poorly educated amateur.  I rely on the likes of David. AJS. yourself and many others on here to enlighten me.  Thanks.

[Boo Who?]

Prognosis [emoji107]

[Boo Who?]

Quite a few brackets round the base of this Turkey Oak.

[Khriss]

On 07/10/2020 at 19:49, Boo Who? said:

Prognosis

Pollard, bat box, done  ? K

[AJStrees]

Nice fistulina bracket on Quercus (oak).

[AJStrees]

This beech came down in one of the many storms last year. Have left it to see how it progresses. It was certainly hollowing at the base.

These tidy little numbers had popped up a few weeks back. Anyone know what this fungi is?




Also at the base of a pine. Sparassis crispa I would say.