turkey tail

i'am in a process of like every things that lives:-)in the begining i was more interested in birds,but now i like almost every aspect of nature,but fungi are incredble beautiful,variated and usefull,are amazing organisms,thanks for the comment and let me give you my congratulations for your beautiful spotting page

Alex i've been seeing multicolor's and versicolor's and i found this VELVET revolver(versicolor),maybe the velvet aspect ...http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1b/Velvet_Revolver.jpg

your link does go to a "Trametes versicolor" but i meant "trametes multicolor" ( http://www.google.nl/search?hl=nl&cp... ). but i'm also not sure!! good luck

http://eol.org/data_objects/8796431what you think of this one?if the link is correct,sorry, i'am a informatic dodo:)it seems to me very like mine.maybee the velvet aspect(not moisty) is because of the last two weeks here where very drie and cold

your link doesn't work: Hmm. That page doesn't exist. I have seen what you make wrong: "(http://www).projectnoah.org/spottings/8249070" that is the right one, yours was in the edit-mode: "(http://www).projectnoah.org/spottings/8249070{/edit}".
----- what do you think of "trametes multicolor" ( http://www.google.nl/search?hl=nl&sa... ) first picture. I think, yours look very much like a "Elfenbankje"(dutch- turkey tail fungus), but not the real one. Yours are to velvet!

thanks anyway,i'am going to research furder