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N Ieuw Sbrief Van De Koninklijke Vlaam Se Mycologische Vereniging Jaargang 12, nummer 3 September 2019 Sporen Nieuwsbrief van de van Nieuwsbrief Koninklijke Vlaamse Mycologische Vereniging Mycologische Vlaamse Koninklijke Hemimycena Mycopan Hypochnella Bullerdruppels En de vaste rubrieken … ú Editoriaal ú Acviteitenkalenders ú Afdelingsnieuws ú Nieuwtjes uit recente jdschrien ú Cartoons Aeelding voorpagina: Gymnopus brassicolens - Koolsnktaailing (foto Robert De Ceuster; bewerking Lieve Deceuninck) 1 Jg. 12, nr. 3 September 2019 Geachte leden V Ik kijk even in de relaef verre toekomst en merk dat er op 21 maart 2020 ver - kiezingen van de KVMV -bestuursleden plaatsvinden. Om dit belangrijke fenomeen, dat om de 6 jaren optreedt binnen onze vereniging, zo opmaal moge lijk voor te bereiden vragen wij, de huidige leden van de Raad van Bestuur, u om daarbij sl te M staan. Dat heb ik ook gedaan en zoals aangekondigd op de vorige Mycologendag, hang ik na de volgende de voorzierspet aan de haak en trek daarna de veel te V grote Sterbeeckia -redacteurslaarzen aan. In die job zal ik zeker moeten groeien, maar ik neem de uitdaging graag aan en met de goede raad van André De Kesel, die in de leescommissie blij, zal dit vlot gaan. Dit is ook voor u allen een goede gelegenheid om eens na te denken over uw plaats K binnen de KVMV, de vereniging van mensen die de mycologie van ver tot heel dichtbij wensen te beleven. De werking van een vereniging als de onze bestaat uit vele diverse taken en taakjes die uitgevoerd worden door onze leden. Indien u hierover meer wenst te weten, spreek uw afdelingscoördinator of ander lid van het bestuur dan aan; zij helpen u graag verder. N N Niet enkel de taak van voorzier maar ook de andere bestuursfunces moeten bij deze verkiezing weer ingevuld worden. Het geschikte moment om te overwegen ook een steentje bij te dragen. Ondertussen kan u deze alweer goed gevulde en kennis verruimende aflevering van Sporen verslinden (niet leerlijk, a.u.b.) en de bossen inlopen waar u hopelijk vele herfstpaddenstoelen zal tegenkomen. Als de wijsheid van onze “ouderen ” klopt, dan komt er na een hete zomer een pracht van een paddenstoelenseizoen. Myriam de Haan voorzier KVMV Sporen 2019 / 3 Sporen 2 D = dagexcursie, V = voormiddag, N = namiddag Deelname aan een acviteit geschiedt op eigen verantwoordelijkheid. Voor AMK is het uur van samenkomst steeds 9.45 uur , tenzij anders vermeld. De aangeduide reisweg geldt bij vertrek vanuit Antwerpen. Enkel deelnemen aan de namiddagexcursie is mogelijk na afspraak met de contactpersoon. Voor OVMW is het uur van samenkomst bij excursies steeds 9.30 uur , tenzij anders vermeld. Voor ZWAM is de afspraak ter plaatse telkens te 9.30 uur (D en V) of 14.00 uur (N). Reeds door de afdelingen vastgelegde excursies tot eind december vrijdag 04 -10 -2019 - OVMW toegezonden. Mycologisch weekend in Jalna, Heure -en -Famenne Contact: PWW (Paddenstoelenwerkgroep Westhoek), Jacky Launoy (0477 61 58 52) Vrijdag 4 oktober tot zondag 6 oktober in Jalna. Voor meer info en inschrijving, contacteer Mieke Verbeken ë (0494 75 72 02). zaterdag 12 -10 -2019 - KVMV (D) ë Fluithoekpanne , Bellevédère -duinen te Koksijde (V), zaterdag 05 -10 -2019 - KVMV/Mycolim (D) Houtsaegerduinen te De Panne(N) Kasteelpark Scherpenberg te Nerem -Tongeren (V) en Deze excursies vinden plaats jdens het werkweekend Klein Terherken te Diepenbeek (N) van KVMV. Alle leden van KVMV kunnen zich hierbij Alle leden zijn welkom op deze KVMV -excursie met ver- aansluiten. trek om 9.30 uur. Samenkomst op de parking van De Afspraak om 9.30 uur op de parking Brico (Carrefour), Kevie, Oude Blaarstraat te Nerem (Tongeren). Wie ’s R. Vandammestraat 168, Koksijde. middags wil aansluiten, neemt contact op met de bege- ’s Middags kan meegebrachte picknick genugd wor- leider. den in J -club, Blauwe Distelweg 2, De Panne. Leiding: Ronny Boeykens (0477 39 54 57) Voor de namiddagwandeling afspraak om 14.00 uur: ë parking Koksijdeweg/Noorddreef (‘ frietkot ’ Oosthoek), zondag 06 -10 -2019 - ZWAM (N) De Panne. Paddenpoel Meerdaalwoud , St -Joris -Weert Contact: PWW (Paddenstoelenwerkgroep Westhoek), Vertrek om 14.00 uur op de grote parking bij het bos Jacky Launoy (0477 61 58 52) langs de Weertsedreef te Sint -Joris -Weert (Oud -Hever - ë lee). Leiding: Georges Buelens (0471 20 50 14) zaterdag 19 -10 -2019 - MYCOLIM (N) ë Oude terril (Centrum -Zuid) in Houthalen vrijdag 11 -10 -2019 - KVMV (D) Samenkomst om 14.00 uur parking Greenville, Centrum Start van KVMV -vierdaagse te De Panne -Zuid 1111, Houthalen -Helchteren (schuin tegenover de De KVMV -vierdaagse te De Panne is volgeboekt. Prak- McDonald ’s). sche informae wordt rechtstreeks aan de deelnemers Gids: Jan Cornelis (0473 42 87 41) Sporen 2019 / 3 3 ë Averbode bos & heide zaterdag 19 -10 -2019 - OVMW (V) Vertrek om 9.45 u. vanop de parking van ‘Het mo- Mortagnebos , St -Denijs (Zwevegem) ment ’, Herseltse baan 5, 3271 Scherpenheuvel -Zichem. Samenkomst om 9.30 u aan de kerk van Knokke te Zwe- Bereikbaar via afrit 24 Geel -Oost van de E313, richng vegem (gelegen aan de Avelgemstraat). Eindhout en verder richng Veerle. In Veerle de N127 Contact: Chrisne Hanssens (0477 50 82 02) richng Diest, ongeveer 1,3 km verder rechtsaf de N165 naar Averbode. ë Leiding : Jos Volders (0497 66 62 84) zondag 20 -10 -2019 - AMK - ZWAM (D) ë Walenbos te Houwaart, Doolaag (VM) en Sengens- zondag 27 -10 -2019 - ZWAM (N) beemd (NM) Margijsbos te Loonbeek Gezamenlijke excursie AMK -ZWAM met samenkomst om 9.30 u. en vertrek om 9.45 u. op de parking van het Vertrek om 14.00 uur op de parking tegenover het kas- Walenbos langs de Kriebekestraat te Houwaart. Rij zo- teel van Loonbeek, langs de weg naar Huldenberg (St - als voorheen naar Houwaart -centrum; sla niet af rich- Jansbergsteenweg) te Loonbeek (Huldenberg). ng kerk Haldertstraat, maar rij rechtdoor. Dit is de Begeleiding: Georges Buelens (0471 20 50 14) Kriebekestraat en 50 m voorbij huisnr. 59, links indraai- ë en naar de parking. ‘s Middags wordt er gegeten in een zaterdag 02 -11 -2019 - MYCOLIM (N) plaatselijke brasserie. Domein Bokrijk te Genk Leiding: Georges Buelens (0471 20 50 14) Samenkomst om 14.00 uur op parking 1 van het do- ë mein Bokrijk (in de buurt van de fietsparking en het zondag 20 -10 -2019 - OVMW (V) Koetshuis), Craenevenne, 3600 Genk. Gulke Puen , Wingene Gids: Marc Meert (0477 61 47 09) Samenkomst om 9.30 u aan de ingang van het domein ë in de Predikherenstraat. zaterdag 02 -11 -2019 - AMK (V) Paddenstoelenwandeling van Natuurpunt Gulke Puen Zoniënwoud te Groenendaal (Hoeilaart) met enkele OVMW -ers als gidsen (o.a. Mieke Verbe- Vertrek aan de parking van het Kasteel van Groenen- ken). Het is een familiewandeling met achteraf boeken- daal (Inverde) Duboislaan 1b te Hoeilaart. ‘s Middags verkoop (algemene natuurboeken). wordt er gepicknickt in het Bosmuseum Jan van Ruus- Contact: Mieke Verbeken (0494 75 72 02) broec, GPS -adres Tumulidreef, 1560 Hoeilaart. Eten en ë drank zelf mee te brengen; er is geen eten of drank te zaterdag 26 -10 -2019 - OVMW (D) verkrijgen. Universitaire campussen UGent te Gent Leiding: Lieve Deceuninck (0475 26 81 67) ‘s Morgens s amenkomst om 9.30 u. aan de Sterre ë (hoofd ingang kruispunt Krijgslaan en Galglaan). zaterdag 02 -11 -2019 - OVMW (V) ‘s Namiddags samenkomst om 14.00 u. Proeuinstraat Zwinnebosjes , Knokke -Zoute 84A, Gent. Samenkomst om 9.30 u. aan parking het Zwin, Graaf Contact: Mieke Verbeken (0494 75 72 02) Leon Lippensdreef ë Contact: Mieke Verbeken (0494 75 72 02) zondag 27 -10 -2019 - AMK (V) ë 2019 / 3 Sporen 4 zondag 03 -11 -2019 - ZWAM (N) Vertrek om 14.00 uur op de parking bij de begraaf- Kesselberg te Kessel -Lo plaats te Blanden, einde Kartuizerstraat links na het voetbalveld. Na de excursie gezellig napraten bij een Vertrek om 14.00 uur bovenaan de Koningsstraat te drankje. Kessel -Lo, te bereiken via de Bergstraat. Leiding: Georges Buelens (0471 20 50 14) Leiding: Georges Buelens (0471 20 50 14) ë ë zaterdag 09 -11 -2019 - AMK - OVMW (V) zaterdag 16 -11 -2019 - AMK (V) Stropersbos te Stekene (Kemzeke) Prinsenpark te Ree, met etentje als seizoensafsluiter Gezamenlijke excursie AMK -OVMW. Vertrek om 9.45 u. Vertrek om 9.45 u. op de ruime parking aan de ingang, Kastelsedijk te Ree. GPS -adres: Kastelsedijk 10 te Des- op de parking aan De Stropersstraat t.h.v. de westelijke sel. Bereikbaar via E34, afrit 25, richng Ree via N18 toegang tot de Liniedreef (= nabij voormalig Fort Sint - (± 4 km). Aan rond punt de ring rond Ree nemen (1 Jan). Te bereiken via de Expresweg E34 (= N49), afrit 11 km), dan rechts de N118 nemen, richng Geel. Na 3,5 (Kemzeke). Volg de N403 richng Hulst over 1 km. km, aan verkeerslichten, rechtsaf nemen, richng Prin- Waar je aan je linkerzijde ‘‘ Donckers Gereedschappen ” senpark. Halve dag, met etentje als seizoensafsluing. ziet (= Stroperstraat 73, 9190 Kemzeke), ligt een kleine Leiding: Jos Volders (0497 66 62 84) 100 m verder de bedoelde parking aan de rechterzijde. ë Als deze volzet is, vind je wat verderop langs de Stro- zondag 17 -11 -2019 - ZWAM (N) perstraat plaats op de parkeerstrook. Leiding: Hugo De Beuckeleer (0478 50 96 35) Op zoek naar Aardtongen te Diest Vertrek om 14.00 uur op de parking bij de Citadel te ë Diest. Samen zoeken we aardtongen die er dan hopelijk zaterdag 16 -11 -2019 - OVMW (V) zullen te zien zijn! Heidebos , Wachtebeke/Moerbeke Leiding: Robert De Ceuster (0484 66 43 70) Samenkomst om 9.30 u. aan parking 1 van het Heide- ë bos (Keizershoek, Moerbeke) ; GPS coördinaten: zaterdag 23 -11 -2019 - OVMW (V) 51.178162; 3.9147677. Makegemse bossen , Merelbeke + etentje achteraf in Contact: Mieke Verbeken (0494 75 72 02) de Zoete Zonde om het veldseizoen af te sluiten.
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