A stretch of good rainfall and warmer temps brought out a few late fall mushrooms.
Phyllotopsis nidulens from Chris H.
Stinkhorns from Dave Mollen's garden
Oysters from club member Denny M
 Some fungi are continuing to fruit. There are reports of Honeys (Armillaria mellea), Pear-shaped Puffballs Lycoperdon periforme and various Pholiotas. Yesterday, we found one cluster of pholiotas at the base of a deteriorating hardwood snag, probably Golden Pholiota (P. aurivella). These had slightly slimy, bright-ochre caps with scatterings of flat, dot-like scales. The “planting” of Stropharia at Dave Mollen’s continues to produce some new mushrooms.
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Cora Mollen, author of Fascinating Fungi of the Northwoods and founder of Northstate Mycological Club. Archives
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