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Slimy Spike Gomphidius glutinosusObserver
leptoniaDescription
NOTE THE SLIME BUTRESSES
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Hydnellum regiumObserver
leptoniaDescription
Not much to look at from above.
Dark teeth with a refractive sheen when rotated. Cap flesh very dark blue- black, without obvious zonations, and bright, paler beige in stipe.
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Hydnellum suaveolensObserver
leptoniaDescription
At first I thought these might be caeruleum but they had very blue stipes and the pungent sweetgrass odor
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Maggie's Blue Chanterelle Polyozellus marymargaretaeObserver
leptoniaDescription
Fruitbodies getting old at this spot on this date.
Large size (clusters larger than my hand, and 10+ cm tall), dull, even dark blue-black colors, paler olive-brown flesh point to P. marymargaretae.
With spruce, fir, lodgepole pine
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Observer
leptoniaDescription
Almost all of the fruitbodies of this species in this area were cold-damaged by recent frost and thus very green
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Genus AlbatrellusObserver
leptoniaDescription
What do people call these lovely red-capped ones?
There were a few whitish-capped
'ovinus' types around, but the vast majority of the non-flettii Albatrellus in this spot were distinctly rosy-capped like these.
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Tricholoma vaccinumObserver
leptoniaDescription
One of the most abundant mushrooms in the spruce-hemlock-fir-lodgepole pine forest here this week.
