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Rusty Porecrust Fuscoporia ferruginosa
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[Edit: The correct name is Cinnamon Porecrust Fuscoporia ferrea. The other species, with the other name, and similar appearance, is over the page in the book. Edit ends]. Another Resupinate or Crust Fungus. This is not one of the toothed group but a Poroid one "having pores in the hymenophore" (the brown bits but don't ask for further details!). This species has spent time in both the mushroom genus Boletus and bracket fungus genus Phellinus.
This one was on the cut base of a felled birch trunk and was something like 20cmm across. It is quite a common species.
The green area is lichen-covered.
There is a tiny beetle (similar size to Pollen Beetle) at the top of the image, about central.
EM-1, Kiron 105, f16, twin TTL flash, hand-held.
Harold
This one was on the cut base of a felled birch trunk and was something like 20cmm across. It is quite a common species.
The green area is lichen-covered.
There is a tiny beetle (similar size to Pollen Beetle) at the top of the image, about central.
EM-1, Kiron 105, f16, twin TTL flash, hand-held.
Harold
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