One of the Blackfooted Polypores, Polyporus leptocephalus. Small to large, tan brown, cap should be radially fibrillose and not darker in the centre. 6 - 9 pores per mm, pale-grey pores perhaps, very thin white flesh maybe, wide range of broadleaved trees, common.
A bit old, but nice to see in comparison to the Tuberous Polypore, Polyporus tuberaster and the Bay Polypore, Polyporus badius, which is darker and shiny, pale brown flesh possibly, white pore surface.
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