[Wildflowers of the Columbia River Gorge of Oregon and Washington]

Fungi of the Columbia River Gorge of Oregon and Washington

Morels

A morel seen in the forest near Mosier, OR.........April 12, 2010.

Bulgar Family: Bulgariaceae

Black Bulgar: Bulgaria inquinans

Bolete Family: Boletaceae

Jelly Fungi: Dacrymycetaceae

Small Stagshorn Fungus: Calocera cornea

Gomphaceae

Pig's Ear Fungus, Violet Chanterelle: Gomphus clavatus

False Morels, Lorchels and Saddles: Helvellaceae

Fluted Black Elfin Saddle, Oak-loving Elfin Saddle: Helvella dryophila

Toothed Fungi: Hericaceae

Lion's Mane, Bearded Hedgehog Mushroom, Bearded Tooth Fungus, Bearded Tooth Mushroom, Hedgehog Mushroom, Pom Pom Mushroom, Satyr's Beard: Hericium erinaceus

Waxy Caps: Hygrophoraceae

Crimson Waxy Cap, Scarlet Waxy Cap: Hygrocybe punicea

Morel Family: Morchellaceae

Morel: Morchella elata

Morel: Morchella esculenta

Bracket Fungi, Polypore Family: Polyporaceae

Cryptic Globe Fungus, Veiled Polypore: Cryptoporus volvatus

Splitgill Family: Schizophyllaceae

Split Gill Fungus: Schizophyllum commune

Tufts, Scalycaps & Roundheads: Strophariaceae

Dung-loving Psilocybe, Dung Demon, Meadow Muffin Mushroom: Psilocybe coprophila (Synonyms: Agaricus coprophilus, Deconica coprophila, Stropharia coprophila)

 

Unidentified Toothed Funge, Phellodon sp. #1

Unidentified Gorge Puffballs #1 - might possibly be Morganella pyriformis ?

Unidentified Gorge Amanita #2 - Amanita sp. ?

Unidentified Gorge Fungi #3 - possibly fluted white helvetia (Helvella sp.) ?

Unidentified Gorge Fungi #4 - Small, white, gilled fungi that have caps smaller than finger tips.

Unidentified Earthstar #7

Unidentified Birds Nest Fungus #1

Unidentified Gorge Sac Fungus #1


Unidentified Birds nest fungus #2

An unidentified birds nest fungust observed along forested trails on the southeast side of North Bonneville, WA......March 8, 2021.

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