THE FUNGUS ON THE RIGHT IS USUALLY FOUND ON FALLEN TREE TRUNKS.THIS IS A FELLED OAK TREE IN WOODLAND NEAR GOYTRE WHARF IN MONMOUTHSHIRE
IT IS AN OYSTER MUSHROOM AND IS EDIBLE
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THE FUNGUS ON THE RIGHT IS USUALLY FOUND ON FALLEN TREE TRUNKS.THIS IS A FELLED OAK TREE IN WOODLAND NEAR GOYTRE WHARF IN MONMOUTHSHIRE IT IS AN OYSTER MUSHROOM AND IS EDIBLE |
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF BRACKET FUNGI GROWING ON BEECH STUMPS IN MIXED WOODLAND NEAR GOYTRE IN GWENT IN OCTOBER |
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ON THE LEFT AN UNUSUAL FUNGI POLYPOROUS BADIUS THIS WAS TAKEN IN THE BLACK MOUNTAINS IN SEPTEMBER ON THE RIGHT ONE OF THE MANY PARASOL MUSHROOMS FOUND ON THE MALVERNS EDIBLE |
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