I took some mushroom photos on our recent hike in central Vermont. The first is just a nice photo not sure what type of mushroom. I'm not great at mushroom identification. I just know a few I like to forage.
A nice shelf mushroom on an old log. The trail was maintained pretty well so all the trees fallen across the trail had a sawed out section to clear path. Many of the cross sections of the downed trees had mushrooms growing on them.
Here's some nice coral in a shady spot.
The coral was growing on a moss covered log.
This large polypore was one of several on a damaged tree.
Here is more of the same from the same location.
This is some old hoof fungus on a dying tree.
I wasn't sure what this one was but I think maybe a conk.
This close up shows it better.
No interest in these little guys but it is a nice photo.
These misshapen white mushrooms might be oyster. Foragers have found oyster mushrooms in this area.
But they don't look like oyster mushrooms I have harvested in the past with an experienced forager.
And now the reason for my post 馃檪 Some nice chicken of the woods!
One of my favorite mushrooms. Of course I wasn't prepared to forage and it was early in a long hike so I couldn't bring any home. Its an easy mushroom to cook with because its a good substitute for chicken.
