Berkenzwam - Birch bracket

Holly Hurst, Sutton Park

2017

25 cm in height

I used two shelve brackets and huge black paper clips to create this piece.

Bracket fungus.

County Hall grounds, Norwich, 27Oct10

Taken on 4/14/14 in Providence RI

All Rights re\Reserved Michael A. Macedo

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Camera Make : Canon

Camera Model : Canon EOS REBEL T5i

Exposure : 0.017 seconds

Aperture : f/5.6

ISO Speed : 100

Focal Length : 55 mm

Subject Distance : 1.1 meters

Lots of fungus about at The Lodge today. Some had been labelled by RSPB staff, and some I've not managed to identify.

This looked like turkey tail fungus, but it was huge, possibly measuring 18" across.

RSPB Reserve at The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire UK.

Welded in a gusset to give it strength.

Re-cap on our blog

Misc. brackets, 1969 Firebird. Core support/hood latch bracket, under dash brackets for courtesy light and blinker relay (sold).

I chose this building for the brackets up on the corner of the building. This is an old building and has the good architectural elements that I was looking for. This is the Lawrence & Chapin Building in Kalamazoo, MI.

Devon Wildlife Trust, Emsworthy, Dartmoor

You can get a Planet Bike rear light onto your rack (even non PB racks) with this magical bracket.

ecom1.planetbike.com/3108.html

The panels are fixed onto an aluminium frame that holds them above the roof tiles.

See original photo in 1st comment below. ☞ Created with the Amazing Circles tool of dumpr.net.

I am reliably informed that this is a type of Bracket Fungus often referred to as 'Chicken of the Woods'.

bracket Fungi, upper Hacking River.

Slightly blurry...

Notice the difference in these two pictures .. w.r.t the colors. Bracketing

bracket fungus macro

Our brackets were made by Chris Bloomquist at Flying Hammer Fabrication in Kelseyville, CA.

CONNECTING TRAIL, HEBER DOWN C.A, WHITBY, ON, CANADA

id R. Aaron

P143

Based on some googling, I believe this is Laetiporus sulphureus also known as the "Chicken of the Woods." Apparently edible but must be cooked.

On an old corrugated iron chapel.

bracket

Description

FLUSH BRACKET: FL BR S 8609 E ANG BLDG SE SIDE GARDEN ST (ODN 159.6541m, AGL 0m).

Link: www.bench-marks.org.uk/bm21230

Grid reference: SD 6409 2256

Photographed on a log in Pinery Provincial Park, Lambton County, Ontario.

NYC.

Wallington Hall, Northumberland, England