Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Peniophora quercina

by LarsKorbSchönstedt, Freistaat Thüringen, Germany

Typicly growing on deadwood oak bark.

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Oak polypore

by LochnessJonsterWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Common Name: Oak Polypore

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Black Spot disease

by KristieMoorePensacola, Florida, USA

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Fringed shield Lichen

by Emma Tulare, California, USA

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Lenzite du chêne

by MycètesEnthéogènesdeFranceHambye, Basse-Normandie, Tromelin Island

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Thick-maze Oak Polypore

by RyanBertossiIndiana, USA

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Maze Gill Fungus

by Smith'sZooCape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

5 cm by 7 cm cream in color hard to the touch

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Maze Gill Fungus

by Smith'sZooCape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

15 cm long by 5 cm+ wide Different shades of brown and very hard - suppose it ...

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Thick-maze oak polypore

by KarenLOak Hill, Tennessee, USA

Spotted off a trail by Radnor lake.

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Parmelia quercina

by arlandaMadrid, Madrid, Spain

The apotecia of Parmelia quercina have a ...

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parmelia quercina

by arlandaMadrid, Madrid, Spain

Liche foliose of grey color, very much adhered to the substrate and often with ...

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Oak mazegill

by Sachin ZaveriAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

Daedalea quercina is a species of mushroom ...

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Wirrling (Daedalea)

by LarsKorbHohenhorn, Schleswig-Holstein (Landmasse), Germany

Could be a juvenile Oak Mazegill, Daedalea

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oak fungus

by EmilieChichGif-sur-Yvette, Île-de-France, Tromelin Island

Very hard, pale brown polypore, about 5 cm large.

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Oak mazegill

by Dijana SerhatlicFederacija Bosne i Hercegovine, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Daedalea quercina is a species of mushroom ...

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Oak mazegill

by arne.royslandVestfold og Telemark, Norway

Fan-shaped fruiting bodies with maze-like pores.

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maze-gill fungus

by AlexKonigLandgraaf, Limburg, Netherlands

pores similar to those in the genus Trametes, named D.

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Parmelina quercina

by arlandaMadrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain

Foliose lichen of grey color, very much adhered to the substrate and often with ...

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Oak mazegill

by AntónioGinjaGinjaBraga, Portugal

Polypore mushroom,with some age

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DEADALEA QUERCINA (L:Fr) Fr

by Gljivarsko drustvo NisОпштина Прокупље, Централна Србија, Serbia

INEDIBLE MUSHROOMS. Saprophytic fungi growing alone or in small groups with ...

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Chunky Oak Maze Polypore mushroom

by garylincoffNew York City, New York, USA

-like pattern......flesh turns yellow with drop of ammonia, unlike Daedalea ...

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Oak mazegill

by Marta RubioTexeiraOud-Heverlee, Vlaanderen, Belgium

It is a species of mushroom in the Polyporales order. It is the type species of ...

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Maze-gill fungus

by JaeDeventer, Overijssel, Netherlands

Daedalea quercina is a species of mushroom ...

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Maze-gill fungus

by JaeDeventer, Overijssel, Netherlands

Daedalea quercina is a species of mushroom ...

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Thick-Walled Maze Polypore

by Life Is Like a LimeGeorgia, USA

White-colored bracket fungi on a dead stump. Thanks to Hayley5 for helping ID ...

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maze-gill fungus

by AlexKonigHeerlen, Limburg, Netherlands

Scientific name: Daedalea quercina ...

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Crust fungus

by JaeDeventer, Overijssel, Netherlands

Peniophora quercina produces resupinate ...

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Parmelina quercina

by arlandaMadrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain

Very wet foliose lichen. Lichen foliose of grey color, very much adhered to the ...

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Thick Maze-Oak Polypore / Hrastova labirintnica

by injicaZagreb, Croatia

The sessile, fan-shaped fruiting bodies are typically 3 - 20 cm in diameter and ...

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Judas Ear, Oreja de Judas

by arlandaToril, Extremadura, Spain

Judas ear with a lot of hydrated lichens: - Xanthoria parietina, yellow - ...

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Blushing Bracket

by Christine Y.Sharon, Connecticut, United States

Flat, fan-shaped fruiting body that was about 8 cm wide.

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Blushing Bracket

by AlexKonigHeerlen, Limburg, Netherlands

. --Comments: Compare to Daedalea quercina ...