Legacy Gallery
Category: Mushrooms
Archives of photos taken of mushrooms around the mountain cabin, most in 2004 and 2005.
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Unidentified | Don't know what this is. It was growing on wood. Photo by Lynne on 7/24/2004. | 0 | 05/24/2005 |
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Ugly | This ugly guy is probably sarcosphaera coronaria. Photo by Rick on 7/24/2004. | 0 | 05/24/2005 |
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Sarcosphaera Coronaria ? | These grow under a bunch of juniper bushes in wet ground. Photo by Rick on 7/24/2004. | 0 | 05/24/2005 |
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Unidentified Oyster-Like Mushroom | This mushroom grew on wood along the base of an aspen tree. It looked a lot like an oyster mushroom, but probably not. Photo by Rick, 7/24/2004. | 0 | 05/24/2005 |
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Oyster-Like Mushroom | Here, you can see the gills on the oyster-like mushroom. Photo by Rick, 7/24/2004. | 0 | 05/24/2005 |
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Pleurocybella Porrigens | This variety of oyster mushroom is beautiful, edible, and tasty! We had these with a dinner of scallops in a cream sauce. I think the recipe is on my main web site. Photo by Lynne, 7/24/2004. | 1 | 05/24/2005 |
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Pleurocybella Porrigens Close-up | These were growing on wood, at the base of a dead aspen tree. I marked the spot and we'll be looking for them next year! Photo by Lynne, 7/24/2004. | 0 | 05/24/2005 |
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Probably a "Shrimp Russula" | I think this is a Shrimp Russula. I'll need to look up the latin name. If so, it should be edible. It has a distinct "fishy" odor and is supposedly good in a cream sauce over noodles. It has purple colors and rosy colored gills. | 1 | 05/24/2005 |
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From Cortinaria Genus | I don't know what this is. It is probably from the cortinaria genus. There are thousands of cortinaria mushrooms, so I'll probably never be able to know exactly what it is. The photo does not do justice to this mushrooms blue-ish coloring. They grew prolifically in one very small area near the creek -- nowhere else. Photo by Rick in late July, 2004. | 0 | 05/24/2005 |
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Armillaria Straminea | We think this is an Armillaria Straminea. This is one of the most beautiful mushrooms we've found around the cabin. This was growing a few hundred feet from the cabin in rich soil under aspen trees. It is a beautiful bright yellow color. Photo by Lynne in late July. | 0 | 05/24/2005 |