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Had a nice trek and found some gooduns for eating. Here is my haul today. Oysters, birch boletes, funnel caps, chanterelles, chicken of the woods.

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Wouldnt mind some input on a few unknown to me... thx folks!

fairly certain these are common funnel caps clitocibe gibba?

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these are russulas or milk caps? Spore print light tan. Found under pine. No latex.

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The funnel-shaped mushrooms are likely Clitocybe gibba. C. squamulosa is very similar, but this type grows under conifers. C. gibba is a hardwood associate.

The mushrooms in the last few photos which are questioned as either Russula or Lactarius... The white and brownish ones are Russulas. These look like species from Russula section Ingratae. At least some of these types are sickeners. Some have unpleasant, or at least, unusual odors... stinky, almondy. The taste may also be unpleasant, or oily.

The cluster of smallish orange/reddish-capped mushrooms are a species of Laccaria.

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That's a really deep ochre print. Looking at some info on Russulas from section Intergae, I don't see any listed with print this far from white. But in general, many Russulas have yellow, ochre, or orangish spore prints. So I may have the section incorrect on the fourth photo, but I think it's a Russula.

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