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

[chris cnc]

found these tonight, can't work out what they are...

 

(sorry if im hijacking this thread a bit)

[chris cnc]

and Trametes versicolor i believe,

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

did they seem a little furry, slightly pubescent?

 

They are trametes, one of three hirsutum, suaveolens or as i suspect gibbosa but they look a bit orange in the gills and have some colour to the lip and upper surface

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Im going with T gibbosa

[chris cnc]

slightly pubescent yes. the colour of the upper is discoloured slightly by bird droppings and algae. the pores are a creamy/ peach colour (the pics are distorted slightly by the flash).

 

cheers for entertaining my novice posting btw

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

slightly pubescent yes. the colour of the upper is discoloured slightly by bird droppings and algae. the pores are a creamy/ peach colour (the pics are distorted slightly by the flash).

 

cheers for entertaining my novice posting btw

 

Trametes hirsutum then, its the hairy one of the three.

 

good find:thumbup1:

[Giles Hill]

found these tonight, can't work out what they are...

 

(sorry if im hijacking this thread a bit)

 

I'd go for bracket - Daedaleopsis confragosa

 

i.e. the pics at the top of the page.

[chris cnc]

I'd go for bracket - Daedaleopsis confragosa

 

i.e. the pics at the top of the page.

 

no colour change when bruised...

[Giles Hill]

Ah,

 

I thought your conversation with Hama was related to the 2nd pics, when in fact it seems like you have 2 types of Trametes - T hirsuta & T versicolor?

[chris cnc]

Ah,

 

I thought your conversation with Hama was related to the 2nd pics, when in fact it seems like you have 2 types of Trametes - T hirsuta & T versicolor?

 

thats right yeah, two types of Trametes growing on the same log- the larger white brackets are apparently T.hirsuta, and the little turkey tails are T.versicolor.