Cap dia: 71mm, total length: 76mm, length of stipe: 60mm, cap height at center: 15mm This chocolate brown gilled mushroom has a cream colored stipe and cap. It has an iteresting white cap where the white extends off the cap like a tablecloth. Taste is mild and clean. Found on the side of a path growing among grass. Agaricus campestris TRE_F44
Also known as sulphur tuft. This bouquet of young mushrooms was found in a wood chip area at Ocean City State Park. The weather was bursts of rain with sunny sky's in between in the upper 50's. This mushroom has a
Distinct strong bitter taste.
Large pores, partial veil present. Surrounded by Sword Fern, Evergreen Huckleberry, Vine Maple and Doug Fir. 4-5 days since last rain. Caramel brown cap with darker spots. Lighter ring on cap edge, "corn pop yellow". Stip "margerine yellow". Slimy texture, pungent, mild smell. Stipe height 5 1/2 cm. Specimen height 8cm, 8cm cap diameter. Pores darken when touched.
Cohabiting downed tree with moss and detritus. Shaded. 2 cm at tallest point. Pleasant smell. Dijon mustard colored.
A golden beauty that looks more like a flower than a mushroom. This mushroom is yellow-gold to almost orange and in concolorous on all surfaces. Flesh is white and peels like string cheese. Gills extend down stipe and are very shallow.
Habitat: Found in a large growth forest, mostly closely beneath conifer trees, especially western red cedar.
Weather: Misty, overcast, cool, ~55F, wet.