TheMountainMan

First thought was "pale chicken of the woods" (Laetiporus Cincinnatus) or Berkeley's polypore, but not sure so need some help. Found in central PA. 2 feet out from base of oak tree. Also a red maple nearby but probably 5 feet away. Fronds up to 4.5 inches wide and some of the smaller ones are very thick. See pics. Lemon just for size reference 😉 Thank you in advance for any help.

Ramshead? About 12 inches across - ready to pick?

Growing in grass, about 10 feet from edge of woods (hardwoods - mostly oak). Young specimen, just saw tonight. Can get better pics tomorrow if the lighting in pics is not sufficient.

Thank you kindly for your help.

Did darken somewhat. At first I thought this may be a black staining polypore, but it grew about 2 weeks earlier than other black staining polypores in this area and had a little bit different appearance to me, so wasn't sure. The others are just popping now. The black edges are hard / dry and get some sun. New pics attached.

Help, is this a Berkeley's Polypore? No black staining / bruising. Northeast Pennsylvania Mostly shaded area, at edge of wooded area. Near some live and dead oaks and pine. Also a maple tree nearby. Closest to a dead pine stump that was ground down this summer. Lots of little gnats flying around it.

Just learning...anyone local, let me know. Thanks.