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Cola de Pavo (Trametes versicolor)Observ.
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First fungi collecting of the Spring season, just finding last year’s polypores!
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Murciélago Cola Peluda Rojizo (Lasiurus borealis)Observ.
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Curled up on the trail but not well. Appeared to be dead but he moved arms/ wings slightly when I moved him to a safe protected spot off the path.
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Honey yellow caps with central depression, gills strongly decurrent, long wiry thin stipe with a somewhat furry tuft of brownish mycelium at the base. Growing scattered but singley on needles, cones and woody conifer debris,
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Pie Azul (Collybia nuda)Observ.
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Becoming more buff to tan but still with areas of lilac evident, gills tinted pinkish buff with spores, bulbous base. On soil in leaf litter
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Sección MicaceiObserv.
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White mica-like granules on the caps
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Suillus brevipesObserv.
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Trailside grassy area under pines. Cap sticky with pine needles adhering. Stipe quite short, tapered downward, yellow at apex.
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Género HebelomaObserv.
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Faint cobweb like ring zone. Trailside on soil & leaf litter
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
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Spaulted wood created by mycelium partitioning in the log or host tree
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Hongo Derrumbe (Psilocybe caerulescens)Observ.
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Bruising almost blue-black. ID by GSMS Winter Foray mycologists.
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Or at least the North American version of this species which still need names. Mixed hardwoods & pine. GSMS Winter Foray. In leaf litter and appears to be on very well rotted wood. Or maybe H. angustata?
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Hongo de Repisa Mostaza (Fuscoporia gilva)Observ.
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GSMS Winter Foray
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Hongos Madroño (Género Russula)Observ.
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Grassy area with pines. Some older caps faded to white. Spore print yellow ochre.
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Grassy area, loblolly pines nearby. Also about 10 standing stems with caps missing, maybe harvested by animals? Photo 7 a top view of a whole fruit body with one of the "stem only" versions along side. Next to last photo with young button on the left being attacked by Mycogone rosea (see separate observation). Last photo after squirrel raided my basket and munched on the base and gills.
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Complejo MappaeObserv.
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A. lavendula group. Rather well rain soaked!