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Chanterelle?


mushnoob

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Western Olympic peninsula, Washington state, several miles of a Forest road cut have thousands of these which popped up after a couple of days of rain.

Smell very sweet, a little like almond maybe? Have never eaten nor seen true chanterelle before so hesitant to try even though they seem to match description. What do you you think?

 

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These have hollow stems, googlein says they may be yellowfoot or winter chanterelles?

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Those are one of the species of Golden Chanterelles, probably Cantharellus formosus, the most common of the 3 species in your area.  I see that you also have what look like King Boletes.

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