RobArb
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no pictures but a story...... about 6 weeks ago i took down a large sycamore in a local park, the tree was situated right close to someones back garden and had been pollarded (badly) in the past and was on its way out with a dbh of about 3' it was a perfect candidate (IMO) of a nature stick, but it was down for a fell so spoke to the TO and the client whos garden it was and it was decided to leave it at about 15' for the bugs, beasties, birds and fungus to eat at:thumbup: this week had to go back to it to fell it because a local politician had complained about it being an eyesore:thumbdown:
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looks like i'll be going on the sat'dy woot woot!
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And if your feeling ambitious there is always the FdSc
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sounds good to me (if thats possible?)
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have they gone?
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its dominant on a few limbs separated by good wood and bark, doesn't seem quite right to be a lightning strike
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cool:thumbup:
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looks like something off starship troopers!
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Hi Gerrit, sorry, should of said i knew it was daldinia but surely this hasn't done the initial damage? i did think squirrels like matt suggested but wasn't entirely sure, could it be something else?
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yep, thats the one:thumbup: first for me
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found this on t'interweb from tuscany in italy, very similar but doesn't actually say what it is:confused1:
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fagus and acer
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I keep one long for picking my nose:lol: mmm, wonder what that gall is then, shall go see if i can find similar elswhere:thumbup:
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i kinda guessed the leaf minor but wanted to be sure
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nice, i'll remember that when i see it again:lol:
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found this today on an acer platanoides, i think its xylaria hypoxylon but would it grow this high up and is it the right time of year, and what would it be doing to the tree if it is?
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this was a funny little (big) gall i found on an Ulmus laevis today, weird huh?
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lots of silky ball type thingyoes... any ideas?
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This had a heavy reduction today but what has caused this?
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the body language of Decay, The Delights of D
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
oops wrong thread sorry, should be in the VTA thread:blush: -
the body language of Decay, The Delights of D
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
hazard beam crack on a small white pop -
woah thats awesome, and i hate wasps:lol: saw these tadpole acting like ants when i was out with the kids the other week
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hehe, thanks gerrit, thought it did look familiar to the ones that have eaten all our padus:biggrin:
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well this one that had it on has now been removed (not my decision) cheers guys:thumbup:
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Think you missed the point of the quote there matt, "took" them, was the word you used!!
