Need Help please

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In the part of Suffolk where I live we have quite a lot of 'Hedgerow Elm' which succumbs to the Elm Bark Beetle after 10-15 years of growth (when the bark is thick enough to the liking of the beetle).

Very occasionally, one will be lucky enough to see Rhodotus growing on such Elms, but by far the best place in my opinion is Elm log piles constructed during conservation work parties, but they still need searching for, despite their beautiful pink colouration.

A bonus may be finding the rare Pluteus aurantiorugosus, with a bright red to orange/yellow cap which likes similar log piles.

Neil.