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| Weeping lesions on the base of a birch. Closer inspection revealed... |
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| ...bootlaces of Armillaria, or honey fungus. Bad news for the tree, but good news for mushroom foragers! |
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| Beech scale insect (Cryptococcus fagisuga) on, well, a beech |
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| Daedaleopsis confragosa on a dysfunctional stem of a Cotoneaster shrub |
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| Kretzschmaria deusta at the base of a Juglans regia, showing both the anamorph, vegetative phase (light grey) and teleomorph, reproductive phase (black) fruiting bodies |
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| Weeping lesions on the stem of a beech (Fagus sylvatica) that most likely indicate infection by a Phytophthora pathogen (ramorum? kernoviae?) |
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