1. Lycogala epidendrum, wolf’s milk slime mould

Ascomycetes (Sac Fungi):

2. Chlorencoelia versiformis, yellowish cups on rotten log
3. Daldinia vernicosa, zoned black fungus on dead branches

Basidiomycetes (Club Fungi)

Puffballs:

4. Lycoperdon perlatum, gem-studded puffballs in cluster on ground

Tooth Fungi:

5. Irpex lacteus, milk –white toothed polypore

Bracket Fungi:

6. Meripilus sumsteini, giant polypore, at base of large tree, probably oak. Or the next?
7. Fomitopsis spraguei, Sprague’s polypore?
8. Tyromyces chioneus, white cheese polypore on dead wood
9. Trametes hirsuta, hairy bracket, on fallen dead branches
10. Trametes versicolor, turkey tail, on fallen log
11. Daedaleopsis confragosa, rubbery maze pore bracket, on dead branches
12. Laetiporus cincinatus, chicken of the woods, at base of oak (orange and white, not yellowish)
13. Phlebia tremellosus, “wiggly squiggly, or trembling Merulius, on rotten log
14. Grifola frondosa, hen of the woods, at base of tree
15. Trichaptum biforme purple toothed brackets, on fallen log
16. Stereum complicatum wrinkled parchment, on logs
17. Stereum hirsutum, hairy parchment, on logs

Boletes:

18. Gyroporus castaneus, chestnut bolete on the ground in woods

Mushrooms:

19. Entoloma abortivum, aborting entoloma
20. Agaricus placomyces, flat top or maybe Psathyrella echiniceps?
21. Coprinus plicatilis, Japanese parasol
22. Hypholoma sublateritius, smoky-gilled brick cops
23. Psathyrella piluliformis, clustered Psathyrella
24. Crepidotus crocophyllus, saffron-gilled oysterette
25. Hebeloma crusuliniforme, poison pie
26. Inocybe geophylla, white fibrehead
27. Armillaria mellea, honey mushroom
28. Armillaria ostoyae, dark honey mushroom
29. Lepista saeva, purple-stemmed agaric
30. Lepista irina, iris scented Lepista
31. Mycena galericulata, common Mycena
32. Panellus stipticus, luminescent Panellus
33. Tricholoma pessundatum, red brown Trich
34. Cortinarius near fulvoochrascens, colorful Cort