The Official Mushroom Thread
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rick81721
Lothar
Need a closer look underneath but looks like chanterelles to me
That could feed @soundz for a week.
What are these @rick81721
rick81721
Lothar
Those are chicken of the woods - excellent when fresh
Omphalotus olearius aka jack o'lantern - poisonous
Those tips still look good perhaps.
Compare with Bondarzewia berkeleyi aka berkeley's polypore. They are usually white/cream color but can be orangish.
I'm not very good with these fragile-like mushrooms. Maybe Hymenopellis sp. Perhaps Hymenopellis radicata?
chanterelles never grow in a big bunch like that .. they are normally scattered
Looks like I was close. It is an Oudemansiella sp. Closest I can find for a photo match on Google is Oudemansiella radicata. Looksl like some of the species of Hymenopellis is being returned back to the Oudemansiella genus.
Kaleidopete
Well-Known Member
Some beauties today.
From here they look like Jack O'lanterns, but would need some close ups and gill shots to confirm.
Not sure. Maybe Leucocoprinus cepistipes?
Jaysusaurus
New Member
Found this neat looking thing in my yard today and accidently broke it trying to get a better look. Roughly the size of a golf pencil.
Fungus?
Mutinus sp. Belongs to the Phallaceae (stinkhorn) family. https://www.richard-seaman.com/Fungus/Phallic/index.html