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Only oaks around. Tastes very slightly bitter. Worms really devoured it. Pores’s shape is quite irregular. I found about 10 of them, all look very much like photos show.

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Thanks Matt, first timefind for me. went to a new spot, same trees but different mushrooms.

shroomersue, I found about 10, of different maturity stages, all with same color scheme, couldn’t find an Albatrellus in the books or online that looks like that.

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Maybe eat-bolete's mushrooms are a species of Albatrellus. A. caeruleoporus is blue/bluish, but is said to grow only under conifers. Spore print is white for Albatrellus mushrooms.

But I would not count out Boletopsis, maybe B. griseus... except B. griseus is also found with conifers.  Boletopsis have pale brown spore prints.

Not sure what to say about this one. 

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Thanks Dave I will. found this post from 2011, which looks quite like the ones I found, maybe just a younger specimen.

https://mushroomobserver.org/observer/show_observation/76266

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I wouldn’t rule that out Dave. I haven’t seen any but doesn’t mean they weren’t there haha.

Planning to go back there possibly next week, I’ll try to find the spot and check on trees more carefully.

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