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Looks Oyster-ish

But the mealy crumbling stem and cap edges in the last pic looks like there could be a gagillion white worms eating it.

If it does not have lots of little white grubs crawling out, then you are lucky

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Is there any sign of a white spore print on the top of the bottom mushroom?  If not, they might not be Oyster Mushrooms; the gills look a little too crowded.

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The stem is long and thick for a true Oyster.

But it also looks fuzzy. 

Could it be Pleurotus dryinus?

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Regardless if they’re are indeed oysters they’re past prime. The yellow tint tells me so.  Usually oysters  have a very fishy smell at this point and I don’t harvest for the table. I have found P. Dryinus once. Let’s see if I can locate pictures…. Ok so after looking back they already had a yellowing color early on. Hmmm interesting 

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