pigeon-man's Identifications

A far ways off from the pond -- sitting in some fresh runoff rolling down the fire road. Dark and wrinkly throat.

Slime on the cap tasted mild, found on a steep hillside adjacent to some oaks, ferns, and Dougs. Originally mis-ID'd as a viscid violet cort.

Visibly decaying on S. hirsutum; colonizing an old oak limb.

Sweet odor, mild flavor. Dry caps. Spread around a densely populated young Doug fir thicket. Bruised a blush pink!

Tasty 😎👌

Found under some redwood in a Douglas fir grove, stipe peeled with little prompting.

In a sparse tanoak and quercus area, not a lot of foot traffic at all.

Growing on a dead quercus, beneath the redwoods.

Plentiful and scattered among suburban mulch.

Right along the roadside embankment, sprouting off an inconspicuous stump.

Growing on conifer twigs.

Taking up residence in a long-decayed tanoak stump.

Surrounding adolescent and mature live oaks in chunky and intermittent little circles, approximately 3-6' from the trunk bases.

A far ways off from the pond -- sitting in some fresh runoff rolling down the fire road. Dark and wrinkly throat.

Growing off of a huge chunk of decaying Umbellularia californica.

Growing plentifully off of a rotting oak.

Slime on the cap tasted mild, found on a steep hillside adjacent to some oaks, ferns, and Dougs. Originally mis-ID'd as a viscid violet cort.

Slime on the cap tasted mild, found on a steep hillside adjacent to some oaks, ferns, and Dougs. Originally mis-ID'd as a viscid violet cort.

Slime on the cap tasted mild, found on a steep hillside adjacent to some oaks, ferns, and Dougs. Originally mis-ID'd as a viscid violet cort.