cotterh's Identifications

Low lying area with lots of white pine, hemlock, beech and some oak, maple and birch.

Cap aging somewhat mottled in appearance, young pores with watery droplets, stipe with resinous dots becoming more pronounced with age.

Bruising brown where handled. Found at the base along roots of an eastern white pine (Pinus strobus).

Cap dry, velvety. Fertile surface gill-like to poroid with radially arranged and elongated pores and crossveining, olive-buff, slowly staining bluish-gray. Stipe relatively short, tapering downward

On wet, well rotted wood.

Doesn’t May Apple mean it’s time for the morels to appear?

https://mushroomobserver.org/545882

In grassy area at edge of pines.

Small fibers on cap, resinous dots on stipe, under pine