... and TONS of mushrooms popping up all over!

Herecium coralloides (November 2014). Photo by Cassandra Fuentes

Some of the highlights were beautiful clumps of Oysters, fresh Lion's Mane, Dyer’s Polypore, carpets of Mycenas, an impressive troop of Jack O’Lanterns, and ominously glowing Death Caps. Below is a partial list of species found; there were various Agaricus, possible Agrocybes, and LBM’s that weren't included (among others).

Henry Cowell Habitat Walk Species List - 11.22.14

1. Agaricus benesii (red staining Agaricus group)

2. Agaricus xanthodermus (phenol smelling Agaricus group)

3. Amanita phalloides

4. Amanita vaginata (group - Grisettes)

5. Annulohypoxylon thouarsianum

6. Aricularia aricula

7. Astraeus hygrometricus

8. Coprinus sterquilinus

9. Cortinarius sp

10. Ganoderma applanatum (group)

11. Gomphidius oregonensis

12. Gymnopus dryophilus

13. Gymnopus quercophilus

14. Herecium coralloides

15. Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca

16. Hypholoma fasciculare

17. Lactarius rubrilacteus

18. Lycoperdon perlatum

19. Marasmius calhouniae

20. Mycena capillaripes

21. Mycena haematopus

22. Mycena pura

23. Omphalotus olivascens

24. Phaeolus schwenitzi

25. Phyllotoposis nidulans

26. Pleurotus ostreatus

27. Pluteus cervinus

28. Ramaria sp

29. Russula brevipes

30. Russula cerolens

31. Russula silvicola (group)

32. Stereum hirsutum

33. Suillus cearulesencse

34. Suillus fusctotementosus

35. Trametes versicolor

36. Tremella aleuria

37. Xerocomellus chrysenteron (and/or Xerocomellus truncates)

38. Xerocomellus zelleri

39. Xylaria hypoxylon

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