On my way up to Beckett Park I spotted a Great Spotted Woodpecker in the trees just off Queenswood Drive. Found loads of fungi in Beckett Park, most of which I haven't got a clue about, but that's the whole point of photographing them. The woodland is a mixture of established & young deciduous trees, Birch, Beech, Elder, Oak.
Turkeytail, Trametes versicolor
This one looks like it might be a Common Earth ball Scleroderma citrinum maybe? Growing at the base of a Beech.
Hen of the Woods?
From here on in I'm struggling....Although this looks like it could be a Birch polypore, this has a seam separating the upper darker surface from the lower white underside
Can't ID this one growing on the underside of a fallen Beech, although its surrounded by Beech Woodwart, Hypoxylon fragiforme (Xylariaceae)
This one looks like it might be a Common Earth ball Scleroderma citrinum maybe? Growing at the base of a Beech.Hairy curtain crust, Stereum hirsutum
These images are brilliant. The images and text come over with quite a bit of authority.
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