Fungi Type?

[pollys13]

Originally Posted by FungiJohn

As suggested above, please see

Help us to help you identify fungi

I would also ask you to look at

Is my fungus edible or psychotic requests

John

OK, ta.

[FungiJohn]

Originally Posted by pollys13

OK, ta.

Thanks Peter

John

[pollys13]

Originally Posted by fairplay

Thanks for getting back to us Peter and explaining, and good on ya' mate for returning the fungi to 'mother nature'.

When you take photos in situ, try to aim for the type of shot you would expect to see in an ID book, that way there will be a good chance of us being able to ID them.

Another tip, if you are hopeless on tree ID try to include leaves or needles of the nearest tree/s in the shot to where the fungus was found.

Neil.

OK thanks for the tips. I've been interested in trees for a year or so but am just starting really. Still find tree ID quite confusing. I have Collins Complete Guide To British Trees, The Woodland Trusts Exploring Woodland, South West England. Also Dvd, British Trees & Woodland.

Also keen on wood working, wood finishing and carving. Gives me an extra interest in wood/timber and perhaps insight, a really amazing resource! Most people don't appreciate it, they walk about with their eyes closed, sad.

[Chris Yeates]

Originally Posted by thelawnet

Would it be too much to ask for that thread to be renamed to either 'psychoactive' or 'psychedelic'?

It makes me think of axe-wielding mushrooms with 'psychotic' there.

awwww! I've always kept quiet about that, now you've spoiled it

Chris