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| | | Re: Busy day hi brocsman - first one does appear to be oyster mushroom - but what substrate was it on - beechtree or similar and was it single or in a group? Oysters are usually found in groups and i have only ever found them growing on trees, live, rotting or dead. Sorry about the others - not sure on them - more detail might help others to ID as they are so very similar to a whole bunch of cream and brownish fungi starting to appear at this time of year. good luck, hope this helps a little, | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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