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

David Humphries · April 30, 2010

David, was the tree felled because of the Gannoderma Sp. or have you conciquently found this?

Ignore - must read posts more carefully before posting!

Had Ustulina & basal cavity Simon.

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David Humphries · May 1, 2010

At blinkin last.

Finally got to see the pesky little flat footed fly galls in the flesh on Ganoderma that I'd tantilisingly thought I'd seen before, only to realise that they were just anomalies of form.

had to sneek into Hamas favourite local to capture them though :sneaky2: :blushing:

Oh yeah, some Ustulina & Gano playing footsy

& also some Enteridioms & Oak maze gill

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Giles Hill · May 1, 2010

I do like that bluebell / birch / ganoderma / moss image, for it's textures, colours and forms and for the atmospheric themes of death and rejuvenation...

Or if that sounds pretentious, I just think it's pretty.

David Humphries · May 1, 2010

do what......... :001_huh:

Should of included a little more in the field.

Thought that it would be a good combo.

Cheers Giles :001_smile:

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Tony Croft aka hamadryad · May 1, 2010

your becoming rather fond of my little wood arent you David!

great shots fella, particulary the gano/bluebells

David Humphries · May 2, 2010

Aint too shabby I suppose :sneaky2:

Yet to get over the fairway, maybe next time.

Flat foots obviously love the place due to the sheer biomass of layed down old Beech.

rare site for sure. :thumbup:

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Tony Croft aka hamadryad · May 2, 2010

Aint too shabby I suppose

Yet to get over the fairway, maybe next time.

Flat foots obviously love the place due to the sheer biomass of layed down old Beech.

rare site for sure. .

That wood has made me what I am today for sure, best and most influential classroom an arb could could ask for, still yet to find Crepidotus cinnabarinus though!

Going to have a treck up there myself today or tomorow, this bit of rain should turn a few interesting finds up:thumbup: