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Definitely looks like Armillaria. The honey mushroom family. Would wait for other confirmation. See if spore print is white.
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Armillaria mellea? yellow mushroom cluster under white pine
DShroomGuy replied to nonada's topic in Identifying Mushrooms
Very cool looking. Maybe a type of Armillaria? Maybe growing from underground roots? -
Wish I still had the pic of a hot pink ganoderma I found years ago in central Florida. Don't no longer use that phone though. Im actually where I found it right now all those years ago at my dad's hunting property. It was definitely a ganoderma of some sort. Did find two this weekend in prime condition. Just regular looking ones though. Gonna use them for our evening teas. Found a bunch of chanterlles too. Wish I had my phone with me yesterday when I was looking around. Lots of lactarius, russula, old man of the woods, what looked like a coral fungus, crazy slimy red and yellow stemmed mushroom, and a bolete of some sort.
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I new to mushroom hunting what are these?
DShroomGuy replied to Mike9821's topic in Identifying Mushrooms
Its a bolete of some sort. Unfortunately not a expert here on them. Can't confidently ID it for you. -
Looks like a winner. Probably wood under the ground there.
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Can you get a pic of the underside? Don't think those are oysters though. Maybe a polypore of some sort? Could be wrong as I'm no expert. There are pink oysters but not usually like that I don't think.
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Definitely looks like some sort of ganoderma
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They definitely come in an array of coloration. The featues to look for are fuzzy hairs on top, thin, and white pore surface underneath.
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Yes turkey tails. Good find! Been looking myself and havent found any good ones. I use them in teas.
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I'm not a expert but could this be a A. muscaria var. formosa?
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Looks like you got a winner.
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Looks like a possible panaeolus of some sort. Spores look like the right color. Dark purplish black to brownish.
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Found these growing on a dead Eastern red cedar stump. Thought oyster at first glance until seeing the weird pore surface. Any ideas?
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Looks looks genus Amanita. If so likely very toxic. Spore print color right for that genus.
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Purple Gilled Mushroom ID Request
DShroomGuy replied to Dave from tn.'s topic in Identifying Mushrooms
Looks similar to Psilocybe cubensis. Was the over grown field an old cow field?