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fascinating funghi
By Stickitoffee
- 14 Feb, 2012
- 19 likes
found this today, quite a few on a fallen tree.
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yes me too
14 Feb, 2012
I think it's called Turkey something , I will need to get my book out .. yes here it is Turkey Tail
14 Feb, 2012
oh i can see why ~ thanks amy. it wasnt very big, made it more attractive i think
14 Feb, 2012
You can see how it got that name can't you Sticki ?
14 Feb, 2012
certainly, it didnt say gobble gobble though!!!
14 Feb, 2012
You didn't fall close enough to it Sticki or you would have heard it !
14 Feb, 2012
ah possibly true. didnt fall over near this one though!!!
14 Feb, 2012
Thanks for capturing this one for us fungi finder Sticki.
14 Feb, 2012
in the same woods as the oak moss i found on sunday, nice little place but busy roads nearby
14 Feb, 2012
Roads :( Look forward to more expeditions and the fruits of.
14 Feb, 2012
yep this one is next to the A38 and yards from the M5.
i shall keep looking!!!!
14 Feb, 2012
Beautiful detail there....
14 Feb, 2012
Fascinating, lovely colors and patterns;0)
15 Feb, 2012
Very interesting and I can see where the name comes from. Great photo, Sticki.
15 Feb, 2012
thats just brilliant
15 Feb, 2012
thank you Dotty, Pansy, Gee and Yorkshire, its interesting to find out more ~ like the name ~ i wouldnt have had a clue ~ so thanks again Amy
15 Feb, 2012
google it,
15 Feb, 2012
looks very much like Meripilus Giganteus
15 Feb, 2012
it does a bit yorkshire except that it isnt very big. i think its the turkey tail like amy said.
15 Feb, 2012
I'll re investigate
15 Feb, 2012
Amy could well be right,
15 Feb, 2012
thank you Prof York
15 Feb, 2012
your so welcome my dear friend, anything else you want to know then please feel free to ask, after all thats what I'm here for,
15 Feb, 2012
well i know that!!!
let me think ~ do you know if we can eat it and if so what is the best recipe?
15 Feb, 2012
oh and where was it first discovered and by whom???
is that enough for today?
15 Feb, 2012
yes you can eat it, best braised slowly with onions and garlic and a few herbs, I do believe it was first discovered in the black forest by a Dr. Dolittle, i will have to check it out, but I think you will find one is correct,
15 Feb, 2012
no doubt he could talk to it too!! suppose he said 'now hop up into this lovely braised onion stew!!'
i never doubt one [yorkshire] is correct
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i wouldnt dare!!!
15 Feb, 2012
of course he could talk to it, do you no nothing Sticki, dear O Dear
15 Feb, 2012
and thats because he is really a fun guy!!??
15 Feb, 2012
now now stick don't get smart, I am trying my hardest to educate you,, one rather thinks one should look up my Dr Doolittle you will be rather amazed at all the wonderful things he could do, not only could he talk to the animals he could talk to the tree fungi also,
15 Feb, 2012
well its a pity he couldnt talk to the slugs and tell them to CLEAR OFF!!!
15 Feb, 2012
One gave you advice yesterday regarding the slugs, cucumber in an aliminium tray, I am just wasting my time and breath with you," WHY DON'T YOU LISTEN TO ME"
15 Feb, 2012
anyone who might just read this lot, I bet their hearts go out to me for my patience with you,
15 Feb, 2012
im not sure homebird im getting scared cos yorkshire is cross
15 Feb, 2012
and perhaps they will feel sorry for poor me????????????
15 Feb, 2012
Oh my G-D I have another one on here, who mentioned Bum may I ask, Oh no Homebird, its not a real turkey with a bum its a tree fungi, G-d give me strength
15 Feb, 2012
why should people feel sorry for you when you are acting like an idiot, I am trying to educate you,
15 Feb, 2012
yorkshire i think relaxation time is overdue!!! im very worried about your stress levels
15 Feb, 2012
its hard enough with you Sticki, now we have homebird wanting to talk about bums,
15 Feb, 2012
now yorkshire think you will have to answer that!!!
15 Feb, 2012
Hang on a minute, who you calling a clever clogs lady, and no patience, don't call me the Saint for nothing, and I'm not sex mad like you H/B Bums what a thing to want to discuss on GOY
15 Feb, 2012
well what did you want to call it?? the turkey's derriere????
15 Feb, 2012
no wonder your computer's break yorkshire ~ i bet you are hammering onto those keys
15 Feb, 2012
actually sticki one is extremely calm this end,
15 Feb, 2012
well one might be but i dont think yorkshire is
15 Feb, 2012
well I am calm, not like you, all mouth and no drawers. beat that.
15 Feb, 2012
im not speaking now cos thats not true.
15 Feb, 2012
Y e s, I finally beat you, yippee,
15 Feb, 2012
Oh no not another smart A--e joined in,
15 Feb, 2012
don't worry about her, she will soon bounce back,
15 Feb, 2012
boing boing boing
gotta make tea
15 Feb, 2012
There you go H/B what did I tell you, the little joeie has just bouced back, I'm off nearly time for a beer,
15 Feb, 2012
ricotta and spinach canelloni, not tried it before???
15 Feb, 2012
great fungi :o))
15 Feb, 2012
funny stuff isnt it?
15 Feb, 2012
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