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Aureoboletus mirabilis
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Central Oregon’s beauty queen of mushrooms Much has been written about this beautiful mushroom and the fall never passes without…
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Because its favorite host is pine trees, we find Neolentinus in Central Oregon each mushroom season and the mushroom itself…
Clavariadelphus truncatus
Sometimes called sweet thumbs. They are very easy for beginners to identify since there is nothing that resembles them. Although…
Coprinus comatus – Shaggy Mane
Coprinus comatus and its relatives are fairly easy to identify because of their conical shape and tendency to turn to…
Aureoboletus mirabilis
Because of the many healthy mountain and western hemlock in our local forests, it isn’t surprising to find the Admirable…
Polyozellus marymargaretae – Maggie’s Blue Chanterelle
Maggie’s Blue Chanterelle is named after one of Linda’s early mentors in Portland, Maggie Rogers. (More about Maggie here: https://www.fungimag.com/spring-2019-articles-02/Rogers.pdf.) Polyozellus…
Amanita muscaria – Fly Agaric
Central Oregon’s beauty queen of mushrooms Much has been written about this beautiful mushroom and the fall never passes without…
Neolentinus ponderosa – Giant Sawgill
Because its favorite host is pine trees, we find Neolentinus in Central Oregon each mushroom season and the mushroom itself…
Clavariadelphus truncatus
Sometimes called sweet thumbs. They are very easy for beginners to identify since there is nothing that resembles them. Although…
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Coprinus comatus and its relatives are fairly easy to identify because of their conical shape and tendency to turn to…