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  1. chris cnc
    i was 50/50 hirsuta/gibbosa, so your probably right.
  2. chris cnc
    sweet! is the SSSI for any particular species or just for the general diversity of the place?
  3. chris cnc
    .... Trametes versicolor Trichaptum abietinum Phellinus ignarius Daldinia concentrica Ganoderma applanatum
  4. chris cnc
    im gonna start chucking all my fungi pics in here instead of raiding other peoples threads... heres a few favorites to get the ball rolling... Auricularia- auricula judea Daedalea quercina Enteridium lycoperdon Polyporus squamosus Trametes hirsuta
  5. chris cnc
    you can see why i spend so much time lurking around here...
  6. chris cnc
    cheers! yeah im not too happy with last one its a little dark.. I might well start a thread, but im going to have to think of a really epic name for it like everyone else does haha my camera is a fuji finepix S5500, 4 megapixel. the drawback for me is that its a little large to carry round at all times, i really want something pocket sized.
  7. chris cnc
    ... and Enteridium lycoperdon
  8. chris cnc
    lovin the Pholiota
  9. chris cnc
    Polyporus squamosus
  10. chris cnc
    does anyone have an opinion on the aphids this year, i was lifting a semi matue syc today and got absolutely swarmed by them, a couple of others have noted an increase in numbers, something to do with the weather perhaps?
  11. chris cnc
    sounds good to me, ill pm you my number
  12. chris cnc
    haha i was probably getting carried away. the site was absolutely pitted with phellinus of different of all shapes and sizes, so i was running about all over the place with the camera, so could have missed a clue or two
  13. chris cnc
    fair enough! wasnt quite close enough to look at properly. it reminded me of the trails that mining insects make through leaves.
  14. chris cnc
    more Phellinus ignarius, this time showing some sort of boring (boring not boring) insect...
  15. chris cnc
    twisty beech...
  16. chris cnc
    well spotted! I'm yet to see any laeteporus this year...
  17. chris cnc
    second phellinus. i wonder if the fruit bodies crack up earlier in the warmer climate? on these ones the coloring looks like that of a young bracket, yet it has already got the cracked appearance of an older bracket. bla bla blahhh
  18. chris cnc
    haha cheers mate! there's more pics from that site in this thread if your interested http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/16534-some-pics-2.html#post297943 and shed loads more on my computer
  19. chris cnc
    phellinus ignarious? (on willow) not quite sure on the small, lighter coloured ones- young phellinus or something else?
  20. chris cnc
    and a twisted old beech....
  21. chris cnc
    more....
  22. chris cnc
    took loads today....
  23. chris cnc
    haha its the first one ive come across so i was quite surprised at the state of it
  24. chris cnc
    im going to take a gamble on the description and go for Cryptococcus fagisuga- beech scale insect- lives on beech bark and creates a sort of white wooly effect on the bark. very common round here. the insects themselves are not an immediate problem, but if left for long enough, they will wound the bark leading to beech bark disease, which involves cankers eventually leading to the death of the tree. the insect can be removed by washing the bark with soapy water. or i could be wrong...
  25. chris cnc
    just posted these in another thread but i think they have a place here too...

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