I'm a fungi, I'm a fungi, what fungi am I?

[sean]

How about this one.......

 

 

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Inonotus Hispidus?

[David Humphries]

Inonotus Hispidus?

 

Not hispidus sean, that would have a yellowy/brown pore layer.

 

 

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[sean]

Not hispidus sean, that would have a yellowy/brown pore layer.

 

 

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When they are young they are quite whiteish thou no?

[sean]

Here again this time with droplets

[David Humphries]

I'd say hispidus is pale more than white. Certainly not clean white as in the unidentified specimen with the gutation on post

 

They darken to more notable yellow then brown as they mature due mostly to having very yellow spore.

 

 

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[sean]

I'd say hispidus is pale more than white. Certainly not clean white as in the unidentified specimen with the gutation on post 207

 

They darken to more notable yellow then brown as they mature due mostly to having very yellow spore.

 

 

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[David Humphries]

...............not clean white as in the unidentified specimen with the gutation on post 207 .

 

But agreed, as your great images clearly show, it can look very pale

 

 

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[Kveldssanger]

I confess I don't think I know, then. I checked my shots of I. hispidus last night as I considered much the same as Sean, though I cannot think of what else guttates and has such an underside. Postia can guttate, but it looks too big to be one of those.

[David Humphries]

Aurantiporus fissilis - the greasy bracket.

 

 

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[Kveldssanger]

Yeah, I'd never have guessed that!

 

Nice shot - from the Heath?