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Trichaptum abietinum
Fan-shaped, thin, fuzzy caps with concentric zones of texture and color. The tooth-like pore surface is purple when fresh, but fades to brown with age. Fruiting bodies were approximately 1cm wide.
They were growing on a snag in a mixed forest.
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Probably T. biforme as the substrate looks like that of a hardwood tree.
Lol Neil, perfect observation. Thanks for your comment :)
Well it appears that fungus has to queue too. Lovely spotting, Christine.
Your welcome, Christine....
Thank you!
Photo No. 3: is a very remarkable photo. light colors against dark colors....
Four, beautiful and colorful photos....