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  1. sean
    1st Oak 2nd Horse Chestnut 3rd and 4th Lime
  2. sean
    At least I know how to spell Amateur:001_tt2:
  3. sean
    Oh Yea....forgot all about that one!
  4. sean
    These were in a cavity of a Lime at approx 5ft from the ground. I'm assuming that they are Pholiota Squarrosa. They have been recorded at height but a first for me if they are.?
  5. sean
    Good story though:thumbup1:
  6. sean
    Voting ends midnight tonight. https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/news/latest/england-toty/
  7. sean
    As per title....leaves hanging on before the inevitable.
  8. sean
    Forest Research - Collybia root rot This is quite interesting too http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0953756208613088
  9. sean
    I was wondering about htis the other day David. Why is it do you think that there seems to be little intensive research done with regards this fungi?
  10. sean
    Thought i recognised this tree. It was down for a reduction on Bristol Council's tree works orders when I was working for the council Contractor. What is your relationship with this tree Jerry? (Just out of interest)
  11. sean
    Has got a chickeny look to it.....but.......
  12. sean
    Is that in Queen's Square, Bristol?
  13. sean

    moving a tree

    sean posted a topic in General chat

    Great story about the re-location of a mature tree Lifted On Giant Inner Tubes, An Old Tree Moves In Michigan : NPR
  14. sean
    Well from what i can see...that tree hasnt been done from the ground so by climbing it without permission is trespassing and illegal. Not only that they have cut way past the boundary from the look of it too. Poor business ethics.
  15. sean
    I've personally done plenty of tree work in Kensington over the years, including Kensington Road where this incident occurred. We would have men on the ground, signs out and the whole work site cordoned off. Still people would continuously step over and into the site even when we were pollarding Plane trees and stuff was raining to the ground. We had a teacher crocodile walking a load of kids attempting to hold the tape up so kids could walk under. When confronted she said 'it was too dangerous to cross the road' We can not legislate for idiots although I do not know the exact details of this sad incident.
  16. sean
    absolutely
  17. sean
    Dont need to be a rocket scientist to work out what your company ethos is then.
  18. sean
    An old Ganoderma Resinaceum perhaps?
  19. sean
    Pholiota Squarrosa (Parasitic white rotter) Can lead to brittle fracture. Here found on the buttress roots of Veteran Ash
  20. sean
    See post 2 http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/fungi-pictures/6205-rigidoporus-ulmarius.html
  21. sean
    :laola:
  22. sean
    Its the underneath (pores) Often found on Cedar
  23. sean
    Tony's right on Porcelain.....and the other one?
  24. sean
    [quote Guess we should let sean have his go now (posts 28/29) . I already know what they are
  25. sean
    And one more from me

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