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These come popping out of the mat like sea corals.

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Uploaded on Mar 16, 2011

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Looking like a sea coral this fungi is visible for a distance for the colors that glow in the dim Fall forest.

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Uploaded on Dec 12, 2010

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The profile of this fruiting body shows clearly the cap as brown with a texture like leather, the...

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Uploaded on Dec 12, 2010

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A Boletus edulis that has emerged from pine needle bed in the Mt. Hood National Forest.

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Uploaded on Nov 13, 2010

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Uploaded on Oct 4, 2010

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This used to be called H. coralloides and H. ramosum.

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Uploaded on Oct 4, 2010

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Uploaded on Oct 3, 2010

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These are common in the Mt. Hood Forest.

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Uploaded on Oct 3, 2010

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Uploaded on Oct 3, 2010

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Uploaded on Sep 30, 2010

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Lost Lake trail, Oregon South side. Polypore fungi shelves are growing on end of rotting log.

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Uploaded on Feb 6, 2010

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One of three species of white Amanita, not edible....

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Uploaded on Jan 19, 2010

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Conk fungus growning on wood and covered with water dropplets that have refracted the light of the flash. Taken at Lost Lake, Oregon.

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Uploaded on Jan 18, 2010

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Uploaded on Dec 10, 2009

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First sign of color change in mid October.

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Uploaded on Nov 29, 2009

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Uploaded on Nov 28, 2009

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Uploaded on Nov 26, 2009

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Uploaded on Nov 6, 2009

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