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| Common Name -Frost's Bolete They are recognized by their dark red sticky caps, the red pores, the network-like pattern of the stem and amber-colored drops on the pore surface. |
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| Also called Apple Bolete |
There were two types of blooms all over the place. Haven't seen them before now. Spotted jewelweed.
Next a blue/purple wild orchid.
They grow on stalks. Here's a bunch.
I found an Old Man in the Woods Mushroom.
This is a Strobilomyces Floccopus. It is prominently wooly and scaly, a mixture of black, white and gray and overall, quite unkept. Here's another one that has a more grey color that I spotted a couple weeks ago.
A very light colored Old Man in the Woods mushroom.
Tickseed Sunflowers are making a strong comeback right now. Here's one from today.
I have been seeing these all over the place. They are a late summer mushroom. Pretty sure this is an Armillaria Tabescens. These are often growing out of underground wood. This one appears perched on a rock.
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| maybe Armillaria Tabescens |
a view from the top of one.
Seeing a lot of these too.
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| Armillaria Tabescens |
And a picture of Copper. He was hot.
Lastly an Indigo Milkcap. They have the prettiest shade of blue gills.
Here's the top of it.
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