Recording all fungi throughout the Calderdale area. Please feel free to post sightings or pictures to alison.galbraith(at)gmail.com If you wish to join this blog then please email Alison.
Sorry, Fran. If you want to give me directions I can pop over and look at it. Also I am thinking of running a tree identification course starting this summer. Would you be interested? Then we are having a talk by a tree specialist called Bel Hale on October 8th at our monthly indoor meeting, to which non-members are always welcome. Thanks for your post. Steve
I don't recognise it from the photo, but I was in Sunny Vale today, looking for amphibians. (Didn't find any.)
ReplyDeleteIt's an unusual bluish colour. The tree looks like a Poplar, is that right? It could help with the id.
Yes, the species of tree would help. It looks a bit like willow bark, a suggestion is Willow Bracket (Phellinus igniarius)??
ReplyDeleteIm about as good at tree id as iam at fungi id, but thanks anway.
ReplyDeleteSorry, Fran.
ReplyDeleteIf you want to give me directions I can pop over and look at it.
Also I am thinking of running a tree identification course starting this summer. Would you be interested?
Then we are having a talk by a tree specialist called Bel Hale on October 8th at our monthly indoor meeting, to which non-members are always welcome.
Thanks for your post.
Steve
Its on the footpath between the lake and the old buildings about 30 yards in (SE 11963 24926)
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