RexFantastic

Grand Rapids, MI

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Jack-o'Lantern mushroom commented on by RexFantastic Euless, Texas, USA9 years ago

Very cool looking mushroom. You cold also try posting this to http://mushroomobserver.org/ they are great at identifying stuff.

Yellow Navel commented on by RexFantastic Victoria, Australia9 years ago

Beautiful little mushrooms.

King Oyster Mushroom commented on by RexFantastic Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA9 years ago

Thanks for the friendly comments guys! And thanks to CorduneanuVlad for the ID. I would never have guessed this was a non-native oyster mushroom just growing roadside.

Unidentified commented on by RexFantastic Mission, Texas, USA9 years ago

It looks most likely to me to be the stem of a mushroom that has lost it's cap. It could be something else though, maybe a malformed mushroom or possibly some kind of stinkhorn.

The Retro Inky Cap commented on by RexFantastic Iowa, USA9 years ago

Beautiful and amazing!

Pink Earth Lichen commented on by RexFantastic Vermont, USA9 years ago

Absolutely beautiful!

Bird's Nest Fungi commented on by RexFantastic Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA9 years ago

Thank you Lauren, that really means a lot to me :)

Cup Fungi commented on by RexFantastic Panamá, Panama9 years ago

Beautiful!

Unknown spotting commented on by RexFantastic Boutersem, Vlaanderen, Belgium9 years ago

This looks like it is probably some dryad's saddle (Polyporus squamosus). A little unusual of a specimen with such a pronounced stem.

Here is a link to a similar specimen: http://mushroomobserver.org/142113?q=212...

Unknown spotting commented on by RexFantastic Anderson, South Carolina, USA9 years ago

Definitely an earthstar mushroom of some kind. Usually they are symbiotes that grow around the roots of plants.