Everywhere you look this time of year, there are mushrooms.
On the ground, surrounded by moss:
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| Boletes, big-leaf maple leaves, Douglas-fir cones, and moss. |
Growing out of old wood:
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| Calosera cornea, aka Tuning fork. And a patch of orange jelly. |
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| Unidentified fingers. Probably unidentifiable. |
Far overhead:
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| Maybe one of the Pholiotas? |
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| A closer look. |
Or underfoot, in the duff:
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| Large, flattish, gilled mushrooms. |
And it's still raining, off and on, every day. Fungi heaven!
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Dondequiera que miras en esta temporada del año, hay hongos.
- En el suelo, rodeados de musgos: estos son Boletus sp., con hojas de arce de hoja grande y piñas de abeto de Douglas.
- Creciendo en madera podrida: Calocera cornea, con un poco de hongo gelatinoso anaranjado, posiblemente Dacrymyces chrysospermus.
- Estos pequeñitos hongos también brotan de madera muerta. No los pude identificar.
- Y allá arriba, en troncos de árboles muertos: estos pueden ser unos de los Pholiota sp., posiblemente.
- Viéndolos más de cerca.
- Y en el suelo otra vez, entre la hojarasca: hongos grandes, con sombreros planos, con laminillas.
Y sigue lloviendo, dia tras dia. ¡Un paraíso para los hongos!
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