RobArb
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could there be a cable/wire/string hiding in there somewhere, an old strangulation wound type thing?
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reducing as in completely nice pics:thumbup:
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agreed:thumbup:
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on a side note, i have noticed that when searching for the ID of a fung, it is not always straight forward for instance, desicated fruitbodies IMO are notoriously hard to ID as the Pluerotas ostreatus as before on the pop, never seen it in reddy brown stage before so as a newb would it be worth putting in the gallery pics of FB's in different stages from birth to death, with features. Would that be even possible?
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you are probably right Gerrit:thumbup1:
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It does thanks david, its just knowing the key words to search for that will pop up the desired results just for info i have done a lot of searching by tree too, would this pull up results that correlate to the search or would it not be as accurate due to some fung being unpredictable?
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Been there too, awesome place, got some photos somewhere:thumbup:
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couple of fallen trees to clear up and a few cherries to dismantle/fell with Gano
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the rippley type effect? thats cool:thumbup:
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could spend all day in that cemetary bit morbid, sure, but the trees and just everything about it is steeped in history, and its massive!
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for some reason i just don't think it is P. ostreatus, i know your the expert and i'm probably wrong:lol: but it just doesn't "feel" (gut) like it??
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nope none?
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yes boss, hands slapped:crying:
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this is weaste cemetary in salford (one of the oldest in the district) it opened in 1857 and some of the headstones are amazing it got bombed during WWII and the people at the time helped to sort out the disturbed bodies and re-bury them all you can still see the shrapnel damage in some of the headstones (it got bombed where the grassy bit is, no gravestones) Weaste Cemetery Heritage and Ecology Trail - Weaste Cemetery anybody else come across interesting history?
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was too busy taking photos:blush: plus there was 2 others on the ground:lol:
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Auricularia mesenterica A.K.A the tripe fungus
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
see, i didn't even think about the fence mmm me thinks i need to open my eyes more:thumbup: -
Auricularia mesenterica A.K.A the tripe fungus
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
well oop north here i'll keep my eye open and make sure i don't post basic stem wounds:lol: -
haha, not me in the tree so i don't know how it ended up like that:lol:
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cheers ta:thumbup: just need pointing in the right direction or vacinity and i'll go learn something
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don't think its the dryinus? Rogers Mushrooms - Pleurotus dryinus Mushroom
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interesting i'll go do some digging what about the bird cherry?
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don't know if it was just salford but didn't manage to get through our workload yesterday due to the number of callouts and diverts for trees that had split. did two more this morning aswell, lots of fallen hawthorn and pollarded black pops that split out this lot (mainly acers) are were the union has simply split (i think) due to the winds we've had
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Auricularia mesenterica A.K.A the tripe fungus
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
is there a region the tripe appears in or is it UK wide? does climate matter? -
Auricularia mesenterica A.K.A the tripe fungus
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
caused by:blush: -
Auricularia mesenterica A.K.A the tripe fungus
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
haha i'll keep looking:blushing: must've been a blonde moment eben though i have no hair
