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

[Wood-Wolf]

I found this one on Friday

 

 

Dave

[David Humphries]

I'm sick as a parrot, Cause I knows I ain't gonna top Mr Sorensens record haul.

 

But that won't stop me lookin'

 

In the mean time, here's a few from today...........

 

Pholiota sp & Meripilus giganteus on Fagus

 

 

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[David Humphries]

More P. squarrosa this time on Fraxinus

 

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[David Humphries]

finaly this one which puzzled me for a wee while till I confirmed my suspicions and broke off an edge to see the concentric circles young developing Daldinia concentrica on Fraxinus

 

 

 

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[Jonesie]

OK so here goes, i know nothing about fungi but saw these in Venice and thought I'd take a couple of photos for you guys.

[David oakman]

Still got no camara sorry. Today i found two more trees with grifola one of them has it neally all round so istarted taping with the hammer and it was like paper on one side then i saw small gamoderma in a crease which one hollowed it out do you think answers on a postcard:001_smile:

[Wood-Wolf]

Not sure what this ! but I thought they looked nice

 

 

David

[David Humphries]

OK so here goes, i know nothing about fungi but saw these in Venice and thought I'd take a couple of photos for you guys.

 

 

Nice one Justin, we'll make you a weirdy fun-guy yet

 

 

 

 

 

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[stevelucocq]

 

Pholiota squarrosa & Meripilus giganteus on Fagus

 

 

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hi spotted this fungi (Pholiota squarrosa) in your picture on the base of an alive crataegus and thought it was another type of fungi (but not sure what), does pholiota go this bright yellow/orange with out the shaggy bits as in your pic?...sorry did not have my camera but certain it was the same as in your picture but I could not ID it correctly. Am not picking holes just trying to improve my knowledge ...cheers steve

[David Humphries]

hi spotted this fungi (Pholiota squarrosa) in your picture on the base of an alive crataegus and thought it was another type of fungi (but not sure what), does pholiota go this bright yellow/orange with out the shaggy bits as in your pic?...sorry did not have my camera but certain it was the same as in your picture but I could not ID it correctly. Am not picking holes just trying to improve my knowledge ...cheers steve

 

 

 

Hmmmmm.........I see your point. Shall research some more.

 

Did have a niggling doubt that the shaggynous and excentuated colour did not quite match on the two specimens.

 

Stay tuned

 

 

 

 

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