Today's foray on a beautiful autumn day was held at Keene's Goose Pond, where beavers were actively felling trees into the water in advance of winter. Conditions were dry, as in all recent forays. Nonetheless, there were notable fungal encounters. Among the edibles were king boletes, numerous slippery jacks and sooty wax caps, a hedgehog and a birch bolete. Other interesting finds included surprise webcaps, hypholomas, trembling crust, and the find of the day, a sheep polypore.
George
The following is a list of species from this morning's pursuit of fungi:
Albatrellus ovinus SHEEP POLYPORE
Boletinellus merulioides ASH-TREE BOLETE
Boletus edulis group KING BOLETE
Chlorociboria sp. GREEN STAIN
Cortinarius ?alboviolaceus group SILVER-VIOLET CORT
Cortinarius semisanguineus group SURPRISE WEBCAP
Fomes fomentarius/excavatus TINDER POLYPORE/HOOF FUNGUS
Fomitopsis betulina BIRCH POLYPORE
Gymnopilus luteus YELLOW GYM
Hydnum sp. HEDGEHOG
Hygrophorus fuligineus SOOTY WAXCAP
Hypholoma capnoides SMOKY-GILLED HYPHOLOMA/CONIFER TUFT
Hypholoma fasciculare SULFUR TUFT
Laccaria laccata DECEIVER
Leccinum scabrum group BIRCH BOLETE
Lycogala epidendrum WOLF’S MILK (slime mold)
Panellus stipticus LUMINESCENT PANELLUS
Phlebia/Merulius tremellosa TREMBLING CRUST
Pleurotus ostreatus OYSTER
Rigidoporus/Oxyporus populinus MOSSY MAPLE POLYPORE
Russula sp. Red/pink RUSSULAS/BRITTLEGILLS
Stereum complicatum CROWDED PARCHMENT
Suillus brevipes SHORT-STEMMED SLIPPERY JACK
Suillus intermedius/acidus group
Suillus weaverae BUTTERBALL/WEEPING BOLETE/DOTTED STALK SUILLUS
Trametes betulina GILLED POLYPORE
Trametes versicolor TURKEY TAIL
Trametes gibbosa LUMPY BRACKET
Trichaptum biforme VIOLET-TOOTHED POLYPORE
Tyromyces chioneus WHITE CHEESE POLYPORE
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