Spotting

Thanks J,i'll check that,at first look they are very similar :) but as Argy said this one is tricky :)

Great photos António! Could it be a Phelbia sp.? https://www.google.com/search?q=phelbia&...

ok i'll continue the observations in situ and with that last info in mind,i'am going to let the id unknowed,thanks again

It's a rare one in Europe Antonio. Usually after fire and usually in clusters so I'm not really happy with it.

Thanks very much Argy :) i'll check that

http://www.forestryimages.org/browse/det...

Maybe like the milk white toothed polypore (Irpex lacteus)

So Aunt Nance, how do you differentiate between liquifying and weeping? as in Inky caps?

I got this explanation for the phenomenaon: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/704...

good observation. Would be nice to know what it is!

Thanks Emma,I dont know,when we saw it the second time at first we thougth that was due to the rain,but after a second look it was obveously from the mushroom,but aparently the mushroom was unalterated,we are going ther soon to check this one ,is 10m from here :)

Do Oyster Mushrooms liquify?

unique and interesting!!
Mushrooms do liquify as we all know for eg in inky cap. Let me do a little research on this one. GreaT SPOT!!

the first photo was adeed now and shoted 10 day's after the first's,the dorps seems to came from the mushroom,not from the humidity