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Mushrooms, Fungi, Lichens, and Mosses

Along with wildflowers, I see quite a few varieties of mushrooms, mosses, lichen and fungi. All were shot in the southern Appalachian Mountains. I don't know many of the IDs, so feel free to help me out if you spot one you know. Thanks to everyone who has helped with some of the ID's and especially thank you for all the kind comments!
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Chicken of the Woods 1
Chicken of the Woods 1		 Chicken of the Woods 2
Chicken of the Woods 2		 Chicken of the Woods 3
Chicken of the Woods 3		 Chicken of the Woods 4
Chicken of the Woods 4
Chicken of the Woods 5
Chicken of the Woods 5		 Chicken of the Woods 6
Chicken of the Woods 6		 Turkey Tail 1
Turkey Tail 1		 Turkey Tail 2
Turkey Tail 2
Turkey Tail 3
Turkey Tail 3		 Black Jelly Oyster (?)
Black Jelly Oyster (?)		 Common Split Gill
Common Split Gill		 Panus rudis 1
Panus rudis 1
Panus rudis 2
Panus rudis 2		 Yellow-red Gill Polypore
Yellow-red Gill Polypore		 Red-belted Polypore
Red-belted Polypore 		Resinous Polypore
Resinous Polypore
Polypore 1
Polypore 1		 Polypore 2
Polypore 2		 Polypore 3
Polypore 3		 Polypore 4
Polypore 4
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larose forest photos28-Oct-2016 18:37
Superb gallery of mushrooms, and some lichens, etc. too. Fabulous work. VV
Rich Stevenson29-Jan-2010 18:35
Hi Wanda - this guys galleries may help you ID some of your shrooms -
http://www.pbase.com/fungiman/fungi
Dwayne 31-Jul-2009 12:44
I have a yellow moss or fungi that I need your help identifying, if you can.
GA 26-Jun-2008 16:42
I love your galleries... it reminds me of the photos I'm always shooting whenever we go hiking. I was trying to identify a waterfall from my parent's photos, but it must not be from NC. I've so enjoyed browsing your collection - thanks for sharing it!
Nancy 18-Jun-2008 02:49
Hello, I just discovered some very strange mushroom growing in a houseplant. They are the strangest things I've ever seen. Bright yellow, like hardened hardboiled egg yolk, or like someone put a piece of rubber glove into the pot and it started sprouting! One is a very slender shoot, plus little nubs all throughout the pot, one that looks like a hand(!) as it sprouts, and then yellow stuff spread all over the soil. Any ideas, anyone? I live in Tennessee but have not been to the Appalachins and don't live anywhere close! Have no clue why only one of my 9 potted green plants would be sprouting these mushrooms. Thank you!

Nancy
Ruthie 05-May-2008 00:58
Your photos are wonderful. I can't identify them, but I love the color and variety of shapes they add when I have hiked our NC mountains. Thanks for sharing, Rich!
Guest 25-Mar-2008 23:24
8-9-10 are all Amanita flavoconia, 19 is Tylopilus plumbeoviolaceus, 20 is Cortinarius iodes, 24 is Pholiota squarrosoides, 21 and 25 are Lycoperdon perlatum, shelf mushroom one is trametes versicolor
Jerry 17-Oct-2007 00:38
Mushroom 21 is a puffball -- same one as the picture below it. I forget the species.
Guest 24-Sep-2007 11:54
Excellent gallery with mushrooms.
See my photos of mushrooms from forests in Poland too -
http://www.fotoplatforma.pl/en/cd/Mushrooms/
Nina Ludwig23-Jul-2007 23:55
Great gallery!
amber 18-Jan-2007 05:49
Gaby, they are a harmless houseplant meshroom called leucocopryness birbaumee.
Guest 28-Dec-2006 02:42
Great collection!!!
gaby 20-Oct-2006 03:36
I have what began as a fig bonsai but is now an enormous plant. I recently found 2 big yellow mushrooms growing out of the soil. Not only that, but the leaves are turning yellow, then brown, then falling off. Panic time! I removed the 'shrooms, & don't want to lose this small tree. Help, & thanx for your attention!
Donald Straitwell 16-Aug-2006 01:47
Can someone tell me more about what I call "Spanish Moss"( a grayish, hanging type of moss found mostly in Hou.,Tx. parks). I am trying to relocate or transplant it to the oak trees at my home. Lonewolf9029@yahoo.com Thanks--Don
cheryl 30-Jul-2006 11:32
Beautiful photos of earths natural beauties. Is there a chance you can give a name to the lichen with the frilly edges, the third last picture of the Mushroom, Mosses amd Fungi gallery? Cheryl L
Rich Stevenson13-Mar-2006 13:51
Thanks for all the help IDing some of these 'shrooms!
Guest 24-Oct-2005 14:20
I like this gallery! :o) you have lots of diffrent and interesting shots of mushrooms. :o)
You may also view my mushrooms shots! :o)
http://www.pbase.com/edith_joost/mushrooms_
Lisa 02-Sep-2005 17:23
Hi Rich,

i found a yellow mushroom growing in one of my inside plant pots. it's similar to mushroom #9, has a similar base to Boletus Ornatipes and could be #10 once it grows up. Any ideas? It's pretty but I think it might take over the other plant soon :) thanks
Guest 26-Aug-2005 13:24
We looked at your website to identify a mushroom we found in our school playground. It was a shelf mushroom
Leonard Martinez 14-Jul-2005 03:35
I love the dark, moist places where shrooms and moss flourish. Thanks for sharing these.
Greg W07-Feb-2005 03:10
Hey Rich, Nice Mushroom images. I too enjoy them and shoot them as well.
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