Thanks
to Terry Stoleson of the Connecticut Valley Mycological Society for help with
these identifications.
1. Fly
Agaric (Amanita muscaria). September 21, 2002
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2. Possibly Amanita citrina. September 24, 2002
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3. Purple-bloom
Russula (Russula mariae). September 24, 2002
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4. Old
Man of the Woods (Strobilomyces floccopus). September 21, 2002
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5a. Birch
Polypore, or Birch Conk (Piptoporus betulinus). September 24,
2002
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5b. The
underside of the Birch Polypore is a pure white surface when fresh.
You can draw on the surface with a stylus and over time your marks
will darken, leaving an image.
![](sep-43c.JPG)
...like
this. (I sketched this some 15 years or so ago,
working from a greeting card of the era.)
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6. Armillaria
mellea October 7, 2002
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7. Mature Armillaria mellea. October 1, 2002
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8. Lactarius
hygrophoroides. October 7, 2002
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9. Stereum
sp., probably S. complicatum. October 1, 2002
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10. Wolf's
Milk (Lycoigola epidendrum), a slime mold. June 10, 2002
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11a.
Dryad's Saddle (Polyporus squamosus). September 1st, 2002
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11b.
Dryad's Saddle (Polyporus squamosus). September 1st, 2002
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