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Unidentified fungus Uncertain
Angles captured. Four frames, two of the trunk and two closer on the fruitbody.
A pale tan bracket, 8–12 cm across, thin in section, growing directly from standing dead wood.
Standing dead trunk beside the trail.
Too little of the pore surface is shown to place it.
The underside — pores, gills or teeth.
Found at Coldbrook Rd area, Hubbardston, MA on Friday, 14 August 2026 at 11:21. See the full walk for that day's weather and everything else recorded.
Perennial polypore on an oak trunkGanoderma sp. · Oct 10Moderate
Small zoned bracketTrametes or Stereum · Jul 31Moderate
Cinnabar polypore on oakPycnoporus cinnabarinus (= Trametes cinnabarina) · Aug 1High
Zoned brackets on rockTrametes or Stereum · Aug 6Moderate
Birch polyporeFomitopsis betulina or Fomes fomentarius · Aug 6Moderate
Cinnabar polypore on a stickPycnoporus cinnabarinus (= Trametes cinnabarina) · Aug 6High
Bracket colony among fernsTrametes or Stereum · Aug 8Low–moderate
Turkey tail on the fallen logTrametes versicolor · Aug 8Moderate–high