Not to sure about this fungi... I have been trying to suss it out.. any ideas are welcome.
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6 comments:
Nice photos, Pete.
Great fungi, and the colours on the bark are excellent.
Excelent once again Pete.
Great pictures Peter, I know nothing about fungi...
Although I must admit my Sweetie is a FUN GUY ;)
Pete: Very nice capture of the fungi. They are always such interesting shapes.
Could it be Chicken of the Woods? I've never seen it, but it's meant to be nice to eat when young.
Check out this link:
http://www.wildmushroomsonline.co.uk/wild-mushrooms.asp?sc=Identifying+Edible+Mushrooms.+Chicken+of+the+Woods
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