ephemera_edulis's Identifications
Photos / Sounds
Observer
briannasDescription
This is more commonly know as wood ear. I found it growing on fallen logs covered in moss and in damp conditions.
It belongs to the family Auriculariaceae.
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Complex Auricularia auricula-judae,
Added on October 7, 2020
Supporting
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Amanita Mushrooms
(Genus Amanita)
Added on June 11, 2020
Leading
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Dryad's Saddle
(Cerioporus squamosus)
Added on November 16, 2019
Improving
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Eighty-eight Butterflies
(Genus Diaethria)
Added on June 10, 2019
Supporting
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Genus Crinodes,
Added on June 10, 2019
Supporting
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Beehive Ginger
(Zingiber spectabile)
Added on June 10, 2019
Supporting
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Beehive Ginger
(Zingiber spectabile)
Added on June 10, 2019
Supporting
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Blueberries, Cranberries, and Allies
(Genus Vaccinium)
Added on June 10, 2019
Improving
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Blue Phlox
(Phlox divaricata)
Added on March 25, 2019
Supporting
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Mayapple
(Podophyllum peltatum)
Added on March 25, 2019
Supporting
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Eastern Comma
(Polygonia comma)
Added on March 25, 2019
Supporting
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Genus Stereum,
Added on March 25, 2019
Improving
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Stinkhorns
(Family Phallaceae)
Added on March 25, 2019
Supporting
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Virginia Springbeauty
(Claytonia virginica)
Added on March 25, 2019
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
Observer
briannasDescription
This is more commonly know as wood ear. I found it growing on fallen logs covered in moss and in damp conditions.
It belongs to the family Auriculariaceae.
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Jelly Ear
(Auricularia auricula-judae)
Added on March 25, 2019
Leading
ephemera_edulis's ID:
Dryad's Saddle
(Polyporus squamosus [inactive])
Added on October 15, 2017
Maverick
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