sean
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
sean replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
very nice David.....a good find i'm sure. Where is the tree.....in hampstead?? -
Thats a great thing to do.......
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just keep heading straight mate......if the sign says south pole you went the wrong way.
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'well it certainly wasn't you who stole my polar mints'
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Have a gander at this. MacBook | Second Hand and Cheap Macs | Apple Mac Auctions
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I've had mac books for years.....not a single breakdown....not a single virus. Apple for me all the way. The one i'm using now was a refurb. Brand new it was with one replaced faulty part. In 3 years not a single problem and it was £300 off list price. Go to apple refurb on the net and see what they got. Even a secondhand one where a computer bod has traded up will be worth it. If you shop around you'll get a deal i'm sure. They are so user friendly too. can still run windows etc.
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David....you have captured the essence of your trip fantastically. Some truly wonderful photographs. It looks like you had an amazing trip. I look forward to reading all the various reports etc. I have thoroughly enjoyed this thread. Thanks very much for posting.:thumbup:::thumbup:
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look forward to reading that......i grew up in colchester and and its surrounding areas. Some lovely old woodlands in the area.
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Now that's what i call good swift service.....Thanks david.
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Whilst in the park the other day photographing fruiting bodies a colleague asked me about fungi on hawthorn. He remarked that he had not seen any and whether I knew of any. I hadn't thought about this until then......and actually i haven't seen any either. What fungi is associated with crataegus species? Has anybody seen anything?
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Picture 1, 2 and 3 Pholita Adiposa or Aurivella.? Found on Beech. The distinguishing features between these two are quite small but I'm leaning toward Adiposa even though it is classed as infrequent/rare. 4, 5 and 6 Pholoita Squarrosa. Found at base of Oak.
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The Man Who planted trees by Jean Giono Secret life of trees by Colin Tudge Out of the woods Will Cohu The living landscape by Fraser harrison
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What are members reccommendations for tree/ nature related books? Christmas is coming and I'd like to get a few hints out so what have you guys read that were really interesting? I can recommend Wild Wood and Waterlog by Roger Deakin. Red Deer by Richard Jeffries. Nature Cure and Beechcombings by Richard Mabey. What else is good?
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Number 2.....i'm gunning for ya Monkeyd!!!!!.........Just back from Richmond Park.....it's 9.30 pm. Got a call out. Huge oak limb snapped out and came across the road.! No piccies i'm afraid.
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Beautiful David......I found some fly agaric at the base of a sweet chestnut yesterday.....thought it was a bit unusual.....what do you think? Will photograph on Monday.
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wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow
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you'd have got a gold one if you had given the latin name too
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have a silver star
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All of these were found on one stump!!! How many can you name?
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Arbjobs.com - Tree Jobs! - Job Details Check this job out......sounds great.
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give you 30 quid for it!!!
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43" john
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thanks for that........are you generally a large in clothing?
