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| Possibly Antrodia xanthia? |
A grey, cold, misty day but thankfully not raining. Firstly had a stop at the play area by the stable block. The pine logs around the play area are covered with a white fungus that seems to drip down like candle-wax. It has been there for a while but took a few photos today to check it out. Has a rather unusual form, which from pictures in various books points towards Antrodia xanthia perhaps?
Prettiest fungus of the day must go to the orange Tremella mesenterica(/aurantia?) which on a dull, grey day stood out like a beacon on the branch of a recently fallen beech tree.
Further along at the copse on top of Waun Las there was also a small patch of green staining on an old tree stump, indicating the presence of Green Elf Cup (Chlorociboria aeruginascens) but alas no little cups.
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