With all the rain, I imagine these babies will thrive for the next several weeks at least.
Fungi in Rubio Canyon
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Great shots Sean. Best time to look for mushrooms is right after a rainstorm.
Mold On Mushroom Cap, Upper Eaton Canyon
Unidentified Mushroom Near Kelsey Mine
Turkey Tail Fungus in Millard Canyon
Stowaway on a log inside Dawn Mine (when it was still open)
Exploding Puffball Mushrooms, Vasquez Rocks
Mold On Mushroom Cap, Upper Eaton Canyon
Unidentified Mushroom Near Kelsey Mine
Turkey Tail Fungus in Millard Canyon
Stowaway on a log inside Dawn Mine (when it was still open)
Exploding Puffball Mushrooms, Vasquez Rocks
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cool pictures. The ones that look like Turkey Tail are likely not. They are probably Stereum. You have to look on the underside to be sure, but the coloration is wrong for Turkey Tail. The unidentified white one has likely been parasitized by another fungus hypomyces. From what I can see on Sean's pics, my first guess would be Jack O'Lantern (Omphalotus Olivacens). Thanks for posting the pics