On Tuesday, March 8, we decided to take a
trip back to an area about 2500 ft. The number of fungi we saw was pretty small,
except for some different-looking helvellas and orange cup fungus.
Too cold, I suspect, for much more.
We did find a few blewits, and one of what at
first thought my be a man on horseback, the Tricholoma flavovirens.
Below are most of the pictures I took for
the day:
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Stereum striatum? |
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Moss Mushroom |
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More Moss Mushrooms |
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Emerging Pink-tinged Hygrophorus purpurascens? |
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Lichen mushrooms?
Naw! |
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Over-the-hill gang |
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Large pink-tinged hygrophorus |
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Peziza or Aleuria sp.? |
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Helvella lacunosa |
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Same, sliced open |
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Gray, horizontal H. lacunosa |
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Patch of young Lyophyllum
loricatum?
Naw! |
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Real old Lycoperdon |
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Just emerging Blewits |
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Suspected Tricholoma flavovirens |
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With the sheathed stalk, it turned out to be an
Armillaria albolanaripes |
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More black Helvella |
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Helvella with flash |
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Two of the Laccaria amethystina group |
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