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breakfast_of_champignonsDescription
Not sure on the ID. These were small (ranging from 2cm to 4 or 5), fruiting on all manner of dead Pinus matter
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Irregular Earth Tongue (Neolecta irregularis)Observer
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Common Milkcaps (Genus Lactarius)Observer
breakfast_of_champignonsDescription
Spicy latex, mealy flavor to flesh
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Milkcaps, Brittlegills and Allies (Family Russulaceae)Observer
breakfast_of_champignonsDescription
Completely snow white, no color whatsoever
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Orange Webcap (Cortinarius mucosus)Observer
breakfast_of_champignonsDescription
I assumed these were a species of Hygrophorus until I saw the spore deposit. My first experience with these so a confirmation would be appreciated!
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Genus LeccinumObserver
breakfast_of_champignonsDescription
Slow bruising to reddish with blue near base when cut
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Silvery-violet Cort (Cortinarius alboviolaceus)Observer
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Pear-shaped Puffball (Apioperdon pyriforme)Observer
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Most I've ever seen!
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Genus OudemansiellaObserver
breakfast_of_champignonsDescription
Did not get the full stipe up out of the ground but have found O.radicata in this area before. Help appreciated.
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Velvet-footed Pax (Tapinella atrotomentosa)Observer
breakfast_of_champignonsDescription
The coloring was significantly lighter on cap and stipe than specimens I've seen elsewhere. Found among scrub pine and oak