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Hi.  I am hoping someone can tell me what type of  'creature'  I have growing on my garden wall.    Thanks!
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looks to me like young laetiporus sulphureus - chicken of the woods, but im not sure, be careful
 
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I agree that L. sulphereus is the most likely candidate. If you could tell me what sort of wood it's growing on and where you are located I would have a better idea.
 
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