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Phallus rugulosusObservador
themushroomman74Descrição
Our beautiful (and seemingly ever-fruitful) patch of P rugulosus has produced a white form! I have already posted this fungi in this area, but I figured I’d make a new post for this white one, especially considering the two dozen images already on my other post.
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Género MucorObservador
matt227Descrição
what is growing inside the wasp nest, reminds me of Bonnet Mold Spinellus fusiger
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slothpowerDescrição
My first thought was oak bracket, but it’s not on oak. See the leaves in the last two photos.
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Orelhas-de-pau e Afins (Ordem Polyporales)Observador
robingoodfellowDescrição
On a Maple tree that appears to be mostly-dead
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Cerioporus squamosusObservador
lil_sluggerDescrição
Found on a piece of driftwood on the beach. I guess the color was washed away somehow?
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Hericium americanumObservador
aldendirksDescrição
Originally posted to Mushroom Observer on Oct. 1, 2018.
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Género TylopilusObservador
themushroomman74Descrição
First mushroom I ever tasted to help with ID. Very bitter.
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lil_sluggerDescrição
Old, dried "jelly/butter" fungus with black edges and a deep amber center when in the light.
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Género PleurotusObservador
khstewartDescrição
Not sure what these are but similar ones pop up a few yards away every August!
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jenniferhartwellDescrição
My eyes literally did not know what I was looking at. So bizarre.
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Periquito (Melopsittacus undulatus)Observador
megveitchDescrição
Budgerigar, flock had 9 total counted
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Periquito-Doméstico (Melopsittacus undulatus domesticus)Observador
riccardomarchingiglioDescrição
An eye-catching "ugly duckling"
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tkripleanDescrição
Yellow stipe, orange cap distinguish this chanterelle from others I found more abundantly today. Growing in oak/hickory woodland
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Género PluteusObservador
jreckDescrição
cap 4cm wide x 3cm tall. Gills crowded. What struck me about this one was how well it blended visually with the rotted stump it emerged from.
