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On dead hardwood
Not certain of this ID.

Cap was slightly sticky. No distinct smell. You may notice the veil seems to have bands of color along it.

-observation two with cap similar in appearance to the Purple Edged Lute, but with yellow gills

On dead hardwood

The last photo is a young growth of C. candolleanus on hardwood log. The others were growing just beside the same log. I found more C. candolleanus on same log last week.

Would love to put “googly” eyes on these!
Release brown spores when touched
Could not tell what type of tree

Canon PowerShot SX620 HS (4.5mm-112.5mm f/3.2-6.6 lens, 20.2MP).

https://mushroomobserver.org/549765

Slightly brittle, chanterelle-like flesh.

Substrate: soil
Floral: Grass next to conifer woods
Habit: solo
Odor: none
Taste: n/a
Notes: left to subsection since we cant really know species from photos

A bit old.
Growing on dead hardwood

Unsure
Umbo cap
Slightly decurrent gills
Firm flesh
Not sticky
Hardwood (tulip poplar) stand
Ground in leaf litter
No ring

Under pine tree in mixed forest
No distinct odor
Habit single

Growing in grass under hardwood

Popping out of mulch outside pizza restaurant in Midtown

Mushrooms

Next to mature trametopsis cervina. These are similar in appearance but much smaller, with the maze like pores.

On dead pine limb.

CV suggestion is T. ochracea but suspicious that this is T. versicolor. Sequencing for confirmed ID.
Substrate. Dead hardwood
Habit. Few

KCB-20240129-10

Hard to the touch

Mixed woods
Growing on a twig
Appear as one organism upon viewing pore surface (visually stunning)
Of course, might be incorrect on the ID