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[wildedibles]

If I remember right the above ones reminded me of the wax caps and there is a conical one ....? they bruiise black so maybe next summer I will check that out ....the timing is right for wax caps late summer is when they begin to bloom and they continue till frost sometimes hanging on longer under leaves :)
http://botit.botany....gi/oct2001.html
and one from mushroom expert
http://www.mushroome...ybe_conica.html

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There are many diff kinds of waxy cap mushrooms here is a key to them from mushroom expert .....DNA testing on this group hasnt been done just yet it probably throw the groups around a little??

http://www.mushroome...ophoraceae.html

 

So here is some more pictures of the waxy cap mushrooms I found ....the ones before were in diff woods then these b4 it was spruce and popular woods and these were found in mostly birtch and maple spruce and a bit of popular

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Here are some more wax caps

 

This one has a brown cap but under the cap the rip is purple color I was surprised when I looked underneath

 

 

 

I think these next ones are waxy caps too??

 

 

the gill shape looks right but the cap top looks a bit off to be a wax cap but I think they are??

I still have more of these to add I think but this is good for now.....gota get some more pictures ready and I will be back :)

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That is the best Mushroom Wishbone I have ever seen !

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I didnt even notice that cool Spooner I made my wish did you make yours? ;)

I like how tiny some of these mushrooms are my hand works for a size comparison :)

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we have had some rain now and the mushrooms are making up for a sslow slow start :)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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this one was a really nice shade of pink .... messing with the camra settings i was able to get the color just right

 

 

 

 

lobster mushroom maybe forming on the russulia seen above ....this mold will leave some mushrooms so they can reproduce for the next year for food.... leaving some of the group alone  this way looking around you can see what mushrooms the lobster mushroom could be growing on

 

 

I love this tree ear stuff ....it dries well on a paper bag

 

 

 

This will grow on trees after a mushroom crust type grows on the log first and usually lots of lichen....

 

This is because the tree ear needs some yeast / bacterial connection to grow first.

 

maybe breaking down some of the tree first cuz it takes about a year or 2 of laying on the forest floor before finding tree ear growing on the logs of balsam  by that time the bark is falling off the tree / log .....

 

after a year or 2 the log will be broken down and the mushrooms moved onto a new balsam log.

 

 

 

 

 

[cubesRAbore]

Great pics!! Love the first turkey tail. Had to nominate it.    

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Great pics!! Love the first turkey tail. Had to nominate it. 

we r still getting thunderstoorms every other day so the mushrooms are finally comming out .....need to go out hunting today hopfully

my neighbour has one of thoes big beolte mushrooms in thier front yard it has one stem this year and 2 caps lol usually get a big one or 2 here but they are full of wormys out west they have no worms and can sell these I think its a king beolte ...the big fancy one they like eating out west.... you can get them dried in the stores to the east sent from the west what a good idea :)

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Here is some more hunting pictures from last week or so....

 

Its been really foggy Im gonna go hunting tomrow

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Solomons seal with a berry

 

 

 

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here is some more mushrooms

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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and some more mushies

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A hunting we will go :) and we found some too!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Im loving the colors :)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Skywatcher]

The sunny amanita, and those heavily textured ones are just awesome......

POTM material here.

 

Do we know what these are?

 

Edited by Skywatcher, 16 September 2018 - 09:12 PM.

[wildedibles]

The sunny amanita, and those heavily textured ones are just awesome......
POTM material here.
 
Do we know what these are?
 

Thanks buddy :) I have more pictures comming too the rest of the hunt .... I found some nice early red leaves for you and some nice orange colors :)

..... I cannot remember the name at the moment but I think I started looking last year checking Straforia ?? .....

[wildedibles]

The sunny amanita, and those heavily textured ones are just awesome......
POTM material here.

Do we know what these are?

Thanks buddy :) I have more pictures comming too the rest of the hunt .... I found some nice early red leaves for you and some nice orange colors :)
..... I cannot remember the name at the moment but I think I started looking last year checking Straforia ?? .....

Pholiota I believe SkyE I just did a quick check...... ......Climbing threw the brush and fighting the spider webs away was worth it to see these up close they r one of my fav mushrooms to check for every year

and same as thoes yellow Amanitas sometimes the way the sun hits them is just beautiful :) They stand out but also blend into the yellow fallen Birch and Cotten wood leaves its fun to look me and my hubby trying to be the first to see this one or that one hey look there is one over there :)
Im lucky this trail is easy to hike but it was so hot and muggy yesterday and the mosquitoes were bad too
..... we had a little surprize yesterday too and had to turn back early ....something heavy was walking in the bush and 3 big chash / thumps you can feel in the ground .... hubby doent turn back early ever so when he suggested getting outa there I didnt waste any time a Moose or a Bear was in the woods somewhere they are the only heavy animals not worried about making noise around here .... Im thinking more Moose since we were in a low area and the stream / swamp was comming up but Moose in the fall :) good to stay away from ....even the birds were quiet yesterday making the woods sound weird making you become more aware

Edited by wildedibles, 17 September 2018 - 01:22 AM.

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Here is some more pictures from yesterdays hunt....

 

Russula I think

 

below is Amanita brunessence I think

 

same as below peeking outa the ground

 

a Lactarius above and below

 

and :) Im stumped on this next one

hahaha but really dont know what these are

nicely colored tho

 

 

 

 

above and below picture is another unknown I see every year and the handfull like this confuse me every year

 

 

Start with a colorful Russula and end with a colorful Russula

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and here is

the last of this hunts pictures

 

I know this flower as Devils paint brush

 

A white Amanita

 

these were popping up all threw out the trail in the middle of the trail

 

 

 

and another Lactarius

 

 

The milk is the same color as the gills almost

 

white spore print on these mushroom caps from the one I picked

 

and finally the treat Ive been waiting for :)

 

and Sky I took this picture for you :)  You mentioned to me you do not have leaves changing color .... these are the first trees to turn

the berries are long gone

they are the first cherries to have fruit here and the cherries are the same color as the leaves :)

Fire cherry or pin cherry they have tiny fruit but they are sweeter then our choke cherry and black cherry we have here to the north

the birds love them but they loose their leaves early in a few days to a week this tree will be bare and other leaves will be changing color then

 

yellow Amanita ans Bracketed wintergreen

 

 

 

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well we went out again and careful we didnt see or hear any animals this time big ones anyway... we went and checked out the black trumpet spot Moose area and found some goodies :)

 

a large Lactarius that the lobster mushroom eats these ones were in the leave alone zone so the lobster mushroom will let these spore so it have food for next year the forest floor is smarter then we think it is

 

 

 

 

an unknown

 

a sign of a smart chippy :) hanging his Amanita mushroom out to dry :)

 

this one was close by I left it alone so the chippy can have it for tomrow :)

 

see if I can remember the spelling .... Russulia ? ok no i Russula

 

 

 

Lactarius

 

 

 

an Amanita fulva? something like that

 

this one grew long and fell over fallowing the trail hole or looking around the bend lol

 

something digging up this dead tree

 

 

and going down into the low area where the black trumpets only grow on this side on this creek cant find another area yet but Moose areas arnt that easy to get into

 

 

 

 

can you find the black trumpets in this picture double click on the picture below

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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On a hike to the store

 

 

chippy trying to dry this one out I think lol

 

 

Edited by wildedibles, 28 September 2018 - 06:43 PM.

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A Lactarius

 

 

 

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Pholiota

 

 

A Russula

 

 

 

Lactarius

 

 

Russula