We had a great time hanging out with our friend M and D. Here are the amazing agarics (gilled cap-and stem mushrooms) we saw with them
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| Mushroom and moss |
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| Yellowfoot Chanterelle!!! So cool. There were tons of them growing from the sphagnum moss |
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| Moldy yellowfoot |
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| Yellowfoot with a fallen cap |
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| Fallen yellowfoot |
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| Canthrallus tubaeformis, yellowfoot chantrelle, yellowfoot, winter chanterelle, and funnel chanterelle. That's a lot of synonyms! |
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| Many yellowfoot chanterelles |
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| Yellowfoot with a very wrinkly cap |
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| Some other mushroom |
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| A very orange-red mushroom |
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| Pinkish yellowish mushroom |
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| Half-crumbled brittlegill mushroom |
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| Mushrooms |
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| Mushrooms, possibly of the same species as two pics above |
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| Veined Bonnet mushrooms |
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| Black-stalked Marasmius mushrooms |
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| Fairy Inkcaps |
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| A very thick bundle of fairy inkcaps |
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| Unidentified mushroom, possibly in the matsutake genus (Tricholoma) |
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| Unidentified brittlegill |
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| Mushrooms |
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| Mushroom |
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| Another mushroom |
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| Yet another mushroom |
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| Milky Conecap |
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| Do you see the little parasitoid wasp on the mushroom? |
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| Rotten mushroom |
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| Lactarius psammicola |
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| Mushrooms |
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| Rooting polypore? |
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| Not sure about rooting, but definitely rotting |
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| Mushrooms |
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