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Never seen this kind before in my neck of the woods.
Perhaps they're less common round by you, but over in the UK you see polypores like this all through autumn if you ramble about in wooded areas
"Chicken of the woods" is a somewhat common one that is pretty tasty (though that's not what this one is)
Must be "tuna of the woods" then
Albacore of the shrubbery if you're on a budget.
I thought it was herring