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Thanks chaps. Cracking looking fungi. Like I said, my sense of smell is useless!

Hi, I was hoping to get some help with this. Found on a conifer stump, smelt faintly of fennel/aniseed, could have been strong, but my smell is rubbish. I think it is Gloeophyllum odoratum. If it likely is, should I report the find? Cheers!

This is typical up here. We have even better diversity and some quite rare Lichen by all accounts. They are on my list, but not something I know much about yet. It was the flatness that made me question it being Laetiporus, so cheers for clearing that up.

I know there are lots of Laetiporus sulphureus in this thread, but this is a first for me, if I've got it right, it looks right to me. I couldn't get very close as it was on a cliff edge and the midge were viscous. That is my lens at full zoom.

This Alder was absolutely full of Taphrina alni.

Save the pigeon!!

Thanks! My inclination is myc, I will pop back up the hill and check. No other stumps in the near vicinity that I noticed.

Pseudohydnum gelatinosum. Likely Spruce stump. Do you think that is spore distribution or mycelium? I should have investigated, but was pushed for time.

Couple of weeks ago, under Larch. Suillus grevillei??