
Fungi and Slime Moulds
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Puffball,3 inches across. Biggest one, others were less than 1 inches Wooded area, Armstrong Park, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
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Biggest bit approx 9 inches across. On a tree stump in Jesmond Dene, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
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Shaggy Scalycap
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These had just erupted at the base of an oak tree. 1-2 inches across, up to 3 inches high. I think this is Shaggy Scalycap - Pholiota squarrosa.
Hoof Fungus or possibly Tinder Bracket
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This bracket fungus on the base of an oak tree. 8 inches across, it is the largest of several around the tree. Fomes fomentarius (Hoof Fungus) or Tinder Bracket?
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On a rotten stump in Walker graveyard, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Largest fruit body approx 3 inches in diam.
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On a tree stump in Walker cemetery, these brackets are approx 8 inches across. They are all around the stump.
Brain funus
Puffballs
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Puff balls (largest 3 inches across) on tree stump in Walker Cemetery, Newcastle upon Tyne UK.
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Masses of these, mainly on fallen trees. Largest approx 6cm across. Seem to favour oak logs. Plessy Wood, Northumberland, UK.
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