Fungi on western red cedar. About 30 feet up. It's a large, old cedar that is part of a trio growing close together. Fungi is on the inside area of the trio where there are few branches and not much light. Tree has lots of greenery and is healthy looking at the top, not showing any typical die-off. We did lose two large limbs a couple summers ago in 100 degree heat. Curious about the fungi and will probably have an arborist look at it in the summer.
