Fungi

bobpbx

Piney
Staff member
Oct 25, 2002
14,673
4,851
Pines; Bamber area
Any clue? I have no idea, but I like the look of them. From Oct 14.

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RednekF350

Piney
Feb 20, 2004
5,057
3,328
Pestletown, N.J.
Isn't it a shame that wild mushrooms have to be so hard to identify?
I love mushrooms and wish you could just pick and eat freely from the woods without fear of being killed totally dead.
 

46er

Piney
Mar 24, 2004
8,837
2,144
Coastal NJ
I have had them pop up several times, always on the stump of a fallen tree; some within a year or 2, others many years later and in the middle of a grassy area where a tree once stood. The closest I could come to identity was the genus Armillaria, commonly called Honey Mushroom, but mushrooms being mushrooms, I would not eat one.

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And this one popped up out of no where :eek:

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