ganoderma resinaceum photo's

[sean]

Early resinaceum? I think so.

[David Humphries]

Nice shots Sean, would concur with your diog.

 

What's the Tree situation?

 

 

 

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[Ben]

Very good quality photos you've taken there Sean, what camera are you using?

[Bundle 2]

Very good quality photos you've taken there Sean, what camera are you using?

Particularly liking the bottom two myself....stunning±

[sean]

Nice shots Sean, would concur with your diog.

 

What's the Tree situation?

 

 

 

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On a big Beech. About 7 or 8 fruiting bodies. On the inner border of Richmond Park. Situated on a footpath although since the construction of the new Tamsin trail it is one of the less used areas of the park. As it is situated on the border there are back gardens adjacent to the boundary wall. Have just carried out a 25% crown reduction on it. Not the ideal time of year i know but its on the safety works list !

[sean]

Very good quality photos you've taken there Sean, what camera are you using?

 

Thanks. I've got a canon G10...very nice camera.

[Bart]

Awesome detail in the bottom pic, well captured:001_smile:

[David Humphries]

Not a great example, but here's G. resinaceum on London Plane.

 

A first for me.

 

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[sean]

A few Resinaceum bodies come up on a couple of London Planes in Kenny Gardens too.

[David oakman]

Nice clear photos Sean. I was in Kensington park the other week and i saw plenty of fungi on them trees i got loads of pics but i cant upload at the moment for some reason.