Damp weather has made them pop up everywhere. Father Pitt thinks these are probably False Parasols (Chlorophyllum molybdites), also known as “the Vomiter,” and that latter name should probably be all the advice you need about trying to collect them.
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Mushrooms
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Mushroom in the Rain
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Bracket Fungus in Bird Park, Mount Lebanon
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Bright Red Fungus
Father Pitt believes this is some species of Sarcoscypha, but further than that he is unwilling to go (and apparently even mycologists have trouble unless you give them a microscope), and he may be wrong about the genus anyway. But it’s a remarkably bright red. It was growing on a stick in the leaf litter near the Trillium Trail in Fox Chapel.
Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z6.
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Fungus on a Log
Kodak EasyShare Z981. A very decorative fungus growing on a log deep in the woods in Bird Park, Mount Lebanon.
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Mushrooms
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Bracket Fungi
Two different kinds of fungus growing on decaying logs in Bird Park, Mount Lebanon.
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Mushroom on a Log
Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z6. In Bird Park, Mount Lebanon.
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Bracket Fungus
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Fall Colors in Bird Park
