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Trametes versicolor
A fungus with a rosy band.
You're more than welcome J
Thank you, António, for your comment and the ID help! Much appreciated, António and Debbie! :)
Nice capture J,i think that is a tramites versicolor in decay stage,these fungi are very variable in collours,as the name says
Thanks for your input, Debbie! I'm going to look into it more now! Thanks again!
I think you're probably right Jacob but this just looks like an old one as I'm sure they grow from May to December so that is possibly why it looks a bit more leathery than normal.
Spotted on Feb 22, 2013 Submitted on Mar 8, 2013
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You're more than welcome J
Thank you, António, for your comment and the ID help!
Much appreciated, António and Debbie! :)
Nice capture J,i think that is a tramites versicolor in decay stage,these fungi are very variable in collours,as the name says
Thanks for your input, Debbie! I'm going to look into it more now! Thanks again!
I think you're probably right Jacob but this just looks like an old one as I'm sure they grow from May to December so that is possibly why it looks a bit more leathery than normal.