We found over 80 species on our walk at Yellow Hammer Corral and Heart’s Content: 54 at Yellow Hammer, and 29 at Heart’s Content. Many thanks to the folks at the Yellow Hammer Ranch; they were welcoming and glad to have us explore. If you want to arrange riding there, call Dave at 814-463-3703. Here are some photos:
- Common Mycena Mycena inclinata
- Splash Cups Cyathus striatus
- Ravenel’s Stinkhorn Phallus ravenelii It is not always an honor to have a species named after you. As we heard it, this stinkhorn was named by a monk who thoroughly disliked another monk, named Ravenel…
- Bull’s eye Lichen Yes, this is a lichen, not a pure fungus. However, since lichens are composed of fungi living in association with algae or cyanobacteria, we figured it could be included. Besides, they look cool.
- Decorated Pholiota Leucopholiota decorosa
- Orange Mock Oyster Phyllotopsis nidulans
- Headlike Cordyceps Cordyceps capitata growing on Elaphomyces granulatus This is an example of why you should dig up the base of a mushroom to identify it. Unless you know the truffle is at its base, this cordyceps is easy to misidentify.
- Jack and his hericium. Bear’s Head Tooth Hericium coralloides
- And of course, we found angel wings!
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