Identification please?

[nh_heart]

Roadside mixed forest northern nh 

[PaavoManninen]

These actually have true gills, not chanterelle ridges, so this is a different genus entirely from your last post, possibly a Lactarius given that brownish-orange cap color and dark stem base, but the gill spacing and cap texture would help narrow it down further. Any latex or milk coming out when you break the gills? That's the key test for Lactarius and would tell us a lot about which species we're looking at here. Definitely don't eat these based on a photo alone though, get an experienced local forager to look at a fresh specimen in hand before considering it.  Wild Card City Casino is worth testing when you are unsure what you want to play. The quality of its recommendations and categories will show whether the site supports genuine  https://wildcardcity.co.com/ discovery or simply highlights the same popular games.

 

 

 

 

Edited August 3 by PaavoManninen

[nh_heart]

Hi, no latex or milky substance when broken. Definitely did not eat!

[michele]

It should be Tapinella atrotomentosa, bye