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A walk through the Minnesota woods(part 2)
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Re: A walk through the Minnesota woods(part 2) [Re: Lizard King]
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Re: A walk through the Minnesota woods(part 2) [Re: Lizard King]
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WOW, cool shit man, i gotta get out into my woods,and see what i can find

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Re: A walk through the Minnesota woods(part 2) [Re: Lizard King]
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I haven't ID them all yet, but here is what I got so far:

pic#1. Obviously some type of Coprinus, but I haven't really tried to pin point the species yet.

pics#2-4. Scaly Pholiota(Pholiota squarrosa)

pics#5-6. Hen of the woods maybe? Or some type of coral fungus? It looked poly pore to me when viewing it from underneath.


pics#7-8. Wolfs milk slime(Lycogala epidendrum) toothpaste slime, this shit was weid as hell, the slimy substance was just like a pink paint, squirted all over me :)

pic#9-10. Sharp scaly Pholiota(Pholiota squarrosoides)


pics#11-12. I think these may be mountain moss Psilocybes(Psilocybe montana) but I'm not sure??

pic#14. Honey mushrooms(Armillariella mellea)


pics#15-16. Some type of Milky Lactarius specie.

pic#17. Some type of shelf mushroom, not sure of exact specie but haven't really looked either.

pic#18. Family Collybia(Clitocybula familia)

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Re: A walk through the Minnesota woods(part 2) [Re: Lizard King]
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Thanks MP. definitely get out in those woods and see what you can find, you'd se suprised at the variety of fungus you'll encounter this time of year!



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Re: A walk through the Minnesota woods(part 2) [Re: MeltingPenguin]
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Very nice mushrooms fellow mushroom person

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Re: A walk through the Minnesota woods(part 2) [Re: RegularPenguin]
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Whats up with all the freaking penguins around lately? :)

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Re: A walk through the Minnesota woods(part 2) [Re: Lizard King]
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cool pics LK- i used to live in michigan and while walking in the woods, I saw many types of beautiful mushrooms. Unfortunately, i didn't have a digicam.

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Re: A walk through the Minnesota woods(part 2) [Re: Lizard King]
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Cool pics LK!
About the penguins, i like them with onion and cheese ;) .

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Re: A walk through the Minnesota woods(part 2) [Re: Lizard King]
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The pink thing reminds me of something my biology/ecology techer told me about called wolf's puke.  It, quite literally, looks like puke.  This fungus actually moves.  One day it will be in one spot, and the next it may be ten feet away and half way up a tree.

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