Hamadryads fungi pages

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

So much Laetiporus about at the moment, great years for it.

 

Found me a Porcini patch too!

 

 

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Having a whle of a time out and about this year, really fine year.

 

I used to put folk off the eating side of things but do you know what, knock yourselves out, just use your common sense and take what you need and no more.

 

 

 

 

 

[sloth]

A veritable feast there! The parasols are excellent as mushroom curry or in a stroganoff. Whats the griffolla like? Never found one nice enough to eat. I have tried various methods with fisti, I think I just don't like it, which is a shame as they are everwhere at the moment!

I'm never sure enough of my id on the boletes to eat them, which again is a shame as they seem really common under oaks and beech round here, and occasionally birch - the orange birch bolete being one of the few I have happily eaten.

Oh, and what are the two bottom left?

Making me jealous. Git! I'll just have to settle for my first pint of home brewed stout...

Delicious

 

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[Adam M]

A veritable feast there! The parasols are excellent as mushroom curry or in a stroganoff. Whats the griffolla like? Never found one nice enough to eat. I have tried various methods with fisti, I think I just don't like it, which is a shame as they are everwhere at the moment!

I'm never sure enough of my id on the boletes to eat them, which again is a shame as they seem really common under oaks and beech round here, and occasionally birch - the orange birch bolete being one of the few I have happily eaten.

Oh, and what are the two bottom left?

Making me jealous. Git! I'll just have to settle for my first pint of home brewed stout...

Delicious

 

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How is it not tipping out?????

[sloth]

It's an extra thick stout

 

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[Adam M]

I find innis and gunns original has the consistency of rubber too!

[treeman]

Found this today on an old stump in Corby

Any idea as to what it is? I have my thoughts

[sloth]

Hericeum erinaceus. Nice find

 

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[David Humphries]

More likely to be Hericium cirrhatum I think

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/tree-fungi-191.html

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/tree-fungi-122.html

 

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[treeman]

Having read bits online, should I notify somebody it's there?