
After a dry summer, the heavy rains of the week past produced a bumper crop of mushrooms, and great variety. Above, a patch of
Rusula in the shade of some spruce trees.

Here's a classic
hericium coralloides, or "coral tooth", fruiting from the end of a cut log. We couldn't resist taking a bit of this home for dinner.

On the other extreme,
amantia muscaria, or "fly agaric" is a potent hallucinogen.

These little opportunists were growing out of a moss-covered birch.

And, finally, a "hat trick" of fungi along the trail.
great mushroom porn!
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