Mushrooms In The Mountains
By Denese. Filed in East TN, Homeschooling |Here are some photos of mushrooms we found this month; I tried to identify them, but most of them weren’t in my book –it’s time for a better field guide!
These were growing in clumps on a downed oak tree.
These are 1 to 1 1/2 inches tall, coming up through moss -they were the only two that we saw.
Possibly –Coriolus Versicolor (bracket fungus, Turkey Tail)
This one was on a chunk of either cherry or oak.
We found several of these, here and there, in our turn-around.
Daniel called these “bowl mushrooms”, also growing on dead wood.
Possibly –A species of Mycena (Elf Cap)
We have several colonies of these tiny mushrooms, they come up around old oak stumps.
Hygrocybe nitida
We found these on a dry mountainside, just below a wild blueberry patch.
Hope you all enjoyed these.
Related Posts:
- Smoky Mountain Mushrooms
- Fall Mushrooms (from my blog’s old BlogSpot site)
Blessings,
Denese




























