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Field Notes

Description:

This fungi was very moist, but not a jelly type. It is less than attractive (to me personally), but so cool because I have never found this kind before. The bunch shown here is about 10 inches in length.

Habitat:

Woodlands of Beltzville State Park near Pohopoco Creek.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (5)
MickGrant
Suggest the Bracket fungi - Fomitopsis cajanderi (can get large / dark with age and likes conifers)
Carol Snow Milne
Most of the trees on the trail were some type of Pine. I will post an example of the trees.
Carol Snow Milne
The temps get pretty low here at night with frost everyday for a week, but the day (and there was a little sun hitting it) was in the 60's.

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Mushroom Mapping
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PublishedNovember 28, 2011

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