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| A very large, very fresh, very pretty Dryad's Saddle mushroom |
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| So amazing! |
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| Unidentified, very pretty polypores |
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| Cool colors |
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| Unidentified slime mold |
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| Turkey-tails |
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| Hoooded Sunburst lichen and and algae on a sewer grate |
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| Unidentified slime mold or polypore at the base of a tree |
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| False Puffball slime mold. It is neither a puffball mushroom, mold, nor the toy material known as slime. It is a giant, single celled amoeba |
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| Some plant growing on a pond log |
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| Unidentified pleurotoid (oyster mushroom-shaped) mushrooms |
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| These mushrooms are eating a stump intended for sitting on. Inevitable fall of the sitting stumps |
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| Unidentified mushroom, possibly the introduced Pavement Mushroom |
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| Powdery Mildew in the genus Erysiphe |
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| Stinky Parasol mushrooms |
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| I have not smelled this mushroom before, but I hope I will some day. Wait, it's stinky. Do I? |
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| Mustard-yellow Polypores |
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| Pleated Inkcap mushroom that has fallen and is soon to turn into a spore-filled puddle of gooey black liquid |
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| A less magnificent Dryad's Saddle than the one that is a t the top of this post |
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| Still pretty magnificent |
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| Small unidnetified incap mushrooms |
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