Fungi ID please

[jeanesy]

Picture is quite far away. Could be meripilus.

[sloth]

Picture is quite far away. Could be meripilus.

 

+1 for merip...

[T33eco]

I agree client adores tree but spread of fruiting bodies is great. I feel a fell is the best option anyone with any other thoughts ?? Tree is in property's garden

[ADB328]

Any targets? If none then think about a gentle reduction rather than removing if possible.

[Jamie M]

Again it looks more like Merip from the far away photo. I second the view that if no targets reduce as opposed to fell.

[T33eco]

Plenty of fruiting bodies unsure of how many seasons of suffering

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

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Plenty of fruiting bodies unsure of how many seasons of suffering

 

u missed the gano above your head unless my eyes decieve me!

[fen01]

OK, can anyone id this one (my fungi id is terrible). They are located about 2m from the trunk of a mature cedar. Also is there likely to be any tree health issues?

 

Many thanks.

 

Mark

 

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[fen01]

As well as not knowing a great deal about fungus, it appears I can't use my nexus! This time with a photo☺

 

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[FenFungi]

These are Geopora (=Sepultaria) sumneriana. Always with mature Cedars and in the Spring. Nice find. No tree health issues as far as I know, it's almost certainly mycorrhizal with Cedrus species.