Mushrooms, Mosses, Fungi, etc Photo Gallery by Rich Stevenson at pbase.com

Mushrooms, Mosses, Fungi, etc

Along with wildflowers, I see quite a few varieties of mushrooms, mosses, lichen and fungi. All were shot in the southern Appalachian Mountains. I don't know many of the IDs, so feel free to help me out if you spot one you know.

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Yellow Patches	Yellow Patches	Little 'Shrooms	Yellow Mushroom
Boletus ornatipes	mushroom 6	Slug eating a 'Shroom	Scaly Vase Chanterelle
mushroom 8	mushroom 9	mushroom 10	mushroom 11
Mosses	Moss	Moss	Earthstar Puffball
Boletus ornatipes	Amanita sp.	mushroom 14	Mosses
feathery moss	liverwort	another yellow 'shroom	mushroom 15

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Rich Stevenson		29-Jan-2010 18:35
Hi Wanda - this guys galleries may help you ID some of your shrooms - http://www.pbase.com/fungiman/fungi

Dwayne		31-Jul-2009 12:44
I have a yellow moss or fungi that I need your help identifying, if you can.

GA		26-Jun-2008 16:42
I love your galleries... it reminds me of the photos I'm always shooting whenever we go hiking. I was trying to identify a waterfall from my parent's photos, but it must not be from NC. I've so enjoyed browsing your collection - thanks for sharing it!

Nancy		18-Jun-2008 02:49
Hello, I just discovered some very strange mushroom growing in a houseplant. They are the strangest things I've ever seen. Bright yellow, like hardened hardboiled egg yolk, or like someone put a piece of rubber glove into the pot and it started sprouting! One is a very slender shoot, plus little nubs all throughout the pot, one that looks like a hand(!) as it sprouts, and then yellow stuff spread all over the soil. Any ideas, anyone? I live in Tennessee but have not been to the Appalachins and don't live anywhere close! Have no clue why only one of my 9 potted green plants would be sprouting these mushrooms. Thank you! Nancy

Ruthie		05-May-2008 00:58
Your photos are wonderful. I can't identify them, but I love the color and variety of shapes they add when I have hiked our NC mountains. Thanks for sharing, Rich!

Guest		25-Mar-2008 23:24
8-9-10 are all Amanita flavoconia, 19 is Tylopilus plumbeoviolaceus, 20 is Cortinarius iodes, 24 is Pholiota squarrosoides, 21 and 25 are Lycoperdon perlatum, shelf mushroom one is trametes versicolor

Jerry		17-Oct-2007 00:38
Mushroom 21 is a puffball -- same one as the picture below it. I forget the species.

mm		24-Sep-2007 11:54
Excellent gallery with mushrooms. See my photos of mushrooms from forests in Poland too - http://www.fotoplatforma.pl/en/cd/Mushrooms/

Nina Ludwig		23-Jul-2007 23:55
Great gallery!

amber		18-Jan-2007 05:49
Gaby, they are a harmless houseplant meshroom called leucocopryness birbaumee.

Chet King		28-Dec-2006 02:42
Great collection!!!

gaby		20-Oct-2006 03:36
I have what began as a fig bonsai but is now an enormous plant. I recently found 2 big yellow mushrooms growing out of the soil. Not only that, but the leaves are turning yellow, then brown, then falling off. Panic time! I removed the 'shrooms, & don't want to lose this small tree. Help, & thanx for your attention!

Donald Straitwell		16-Aug-2006 01:47
Can someone tell me more about what I call "Spanish Moss"( a grayish, hanging type of moss found mostly in Hou.,Tx. parks). I am trying to relocate or transplant it to the oak trees at my home. Lonewolf9029@yahoo.com Thanks--Don

cheryl		30-Jul-2006 11:32
Beautiful photos of earths natural beauties. Is there a chance you can give a name to the lichen with the frilly edges, the third last picture of the Mushroom, Mosses amd Fungi gallery? Cheryl L

Rich Stevenson		13-Mar-2006 13:51
Thanks for all the help IDing some of these 'shrooms!

EDITH RB		24-Oct-2005 14:20
I like this gallery! :o) you have lots of diffrent and interesting shots of mushrooms. :o) You may also view my mushrooms shots! :o) http://www.pbase.com/edith_joost/mushrooms_

Lisa		02-Sep-2005 17:23
Hi Rich, i found a yellow mushroom growing in one of my inside plant pots. it's similar to mushroom #9, has a similar base to Boletus Ornatipes and could be #10 once it grows up. Any ideas? It's pretty but I think it might take over the other plant soon :) thanks

Guest		26-Aug-2005 13:24
We looked at your website to identify a mushroom we found in our school playground. It was a shelf mushroom

Leonard Martinez		14-Jul-2005 03:35
I love the dark, moist places where shrooms and moss flourish. Thanks for sharing these.

Greg W		07-Feb-2005 03:10
Hey Rich, Nice Mushroom images. I too enjoy them and shoot them as well.

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