Chanterelles in August
A walk in the park revealed quite a lot of suprises today - contrary to what I was expecting. I found a Russula brevipes, but for some reason I didn’t take pictures! What I did image, however ,were loads of chanterelles! The star of today’s show in particular was C. subalbidus, a species I had not seen until this point. Hopefully it makes a nice side for some salmon. Three new patches in one day. Crazy!
Im not sure how to keep the privacy of these patches hidden while maintaining a proper location for the observation. All of my observations from today are labeled as “obscured” in order to keep some semblance of secrecy.
Observations
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What
White Chanterelle (Cantharellus subalbidus)Observer
shroomyseanDescription
Fruiting body pale white, firm. Veins present on underside. Margin rolled under. Stem short, thick. Orange staining observed. Growing in ground, sometimes in clusters, but usually standalone.
The last image shows one of my C. subalbidus specimens (left) next to a more orange C. formosus (right).
Found in Big Pond trail systems. My first C. subalbidus find!
Obervation #300 (yay!)
Photos / Sounds
What
Chanterelles (Genus Cantharellus)Observer
shroomyseanDescription
C. roseocanus or C. formosus?
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