chris cnc

because my organ is a special edition and a collectors item, got an old upright piano that'd I'd happily give away, but the organ?? no way unless it was to a very close family member.

 

here's a pic -

:lol::lol:

No way to organ donation unless its for a very close family member.

why not?

no tree wants to be pruned. any tree can be pruned

the link for anyone who wants to sign up

NHSBT - Organ Donation -

i have been meaning to register as a donor for years and this thread has reminded me, just signed up, take it all! REANIMATE!

slings of assorted sizes, cheap and versatile. i buy lengths off ebay and tie my own. bout £1 per metre

awesome pics!

i owe just over 3k

no property, no vehicle, no debt haha

love the second pic! looks like a mushroom army

spiral cracks can be caused when a tree which has grown twisted is "untwisted" by a change of wind direction (imagine twisting a rope the "wrong way"). apparently this rarely leads to failure.

of course more information (pics, targets etc) would help

loving these pics,

not a competition entry but here's a couple pics anyway...

i like the disintegrating leaf on the last one

ye olde tree riggers

"local and affordable tree care" with just a mobile number... oh.. and make sure your towing a caravan too:lol:

theres some guys down the road from me called "local and affordable tree surgeons"...........

i love this, just goes to show there is so much left for us to learn

MMm not usualy found in trooping groups though? ive been wrong before!

they are found in "clusters" according to my sources

who knows, Mycena are too hard, gimme a Laetiporus!

i went for galericulata because of the size, they are apparently the largest of the mycena.

tree'ing is believing

life's a Beech

cheers mate i been thinking about this today whilst in my tractor and had a look on the net when home just luck i would say

haha to be honest i wasn't 100% myself...

ill just keep quiet and hope no one calls me out on it! haha

topper the world

maybe, mycena inclinata and number 2 guess is velvet shank

ill give you that

its either inclinata or what i originally thought, Mycena galericulata

unless I got it wrong in which case i shall leave this forum never to return!

here you go, not the best pics in the world:

trouble is chris, your asking for an identity based on your dead portions of oak, considering oak have the second highest number of associated fungal species recorded at around 2000 give a few hundred or so, well you can get a long long guessing game going here!

 

I am asuming the white portions of the area circled are the "shrooms"

thats part of the fun!

yes the mushrooms are just visible

dont over think it, its not going to be a super rare, spitting fire, UFC mushroom. work with the facts:

Oak

Saprobe

Mushroom shape

oyster mushroom?

porcelain mushroom?

 

merip in its deadwood feeder form?

no, no and no.

you got the deadwood hint though- we are dealing with a saprobe

i should have been clearer with the mushroom hint- by this i mean "classic" mushroom shape, "stem and cap" style.

not a bracket

carry on...

sloth

Chicken of the woods?...

slasherscot

cantonese crispy duck

no and no, unfortunately