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Photo by groosha6
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Comments (6)
groosha6
They don't look dried out to me from the pics. Yea, next time I'm taking pics I'll do a better job, now that I know this website exists.
Mark Ridgway
Well that is the purpose of ProjectNoah... maybe next time. They look a little chalky.. do you think they might be dried out? or could be just harsh light.
groosha6
Yea, I wasn't taking these pictures at the time for identification purposes.
Mark Ridgway
..sorry I just expanded the pic and I think I can see 'teethy' shapes so not stereum.
Mark Ridgway
I think I can see that armillaria sneaking around behind there. :) Is this the same tree as that pinkish bunch was on? The fertile surface (under side) is most helpful with these folding shelf type fungi. Pores, teeth, gills or nothing at all can tell so much. If it was smooth underneath I would guess some stereum species maybe. Needs clearer shot.
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PublishedMay 27, 2014

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