Wild mushrooms
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Posting twice won’t get the answer faster.
That said, I think they are without consequence or mildly beneficial. Enjoy their company.
Applefootball12
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Any ideas on identification was looking for changa this is something else
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thumper60
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nothing growing on white birch is good to eat, chaga is dried an crushed for tea best time to harvest is winter.
Three Berries
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This one popped up yesterday. Fluorescent yellow. Is it safe??????????
Applefootball12
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Not sure about eating them but lovely to look at nice one
Applefootball12
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im not trying to kill it just admiring it mate
drsaltzman
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Shelf mushrooms, or polypores.
drsaltzman
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Yellow one looks like witch’s butter, a jelly fungus.
bam0813
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I wouldn’t eat anything red
thumper60
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thumper60
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No mushroom is safe to eat unless you are 100% sure by reading books and spending lots of time in the field.
drsaltzman
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Weird mushrooms from the Columbia Gorge.
Three Berries
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This one gets huge. The last time I let it grow it took three Menards sacks to haul it away. And before i started to pay attention to it there use to be sprouts of it in 4 or more places. Since then I remove it as soon as possible. I'm worried about the tree as it is a +200 year old White oak.
Three Berries
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I had that one a couple years ago on a willow by the pond. It took three years to progress from the top to the bottom pic.
bam0813
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Top one looks like what we call conk. Artsy people do nice wood burning on them
bam0813
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Looks like hen of the woods to me
thumper60
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Thats looks like good eats right there Chicken of the woods!!