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Stereum versicolor
More fungi I know... but this is the biggest and best stack of S.ostrea I have ever seen. Clean and colourful the whole stack covered almost 1.5 metres of a vertical but dead, mossy tree stump.
Dense eucalyptus rain forest; always wet; national park.
Also known sometimes as 'False turkeytails' common in may parts of the world. They are 'thinner' and 'cripser' than Trametes versicolor - the true turkeytail fungus.
Spotted on Aug 16, 2012
Submitted on Sep 6, 2012
7 Comments
Thank namitha and Neil.
This is so impressive, Mark. Excellent spotting.
Amazing spotting. Really cool..
Thanks AndrésHernández and TheSmartBilli... Andrés I think your 'Caps Lock' might be stuck on :-) (If you type in all caps people think it's like shouting)
gorgeous.
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