Quite a few species of mushrooms are beginning to fruit. In the area above the river near my home there are red and orange-capped Russulas, Fawn mushrooms (Pluteus cervinus) on birch logs and gatherings of the small, cream-colored Fairy Ring mushrooms. ( Marasmias oreades). On walks in the woods, we’ve seen of the Bitter Bolete (Tylopolus felleus) perched on a decaying stump. Some troops of Alcohol Inkies (Coprinus atromentarius) have appeared and, as they do, quickly declined into black slimy masses. Just now, members also report gathering Chanterelles.
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