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| Red Raspberry Slime. Transparent mass becoming whitish to red, then brown, producing red, raspberry-like forms, turning purplish, then glossy brown and cigar-like. (National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Mushrooms) |
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| Red Raspberry Slime. |
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| This appears to be a Marasmius mushroom, but I'm unable to make positive identification on the type of Marasmius mushroom. Further investigation needed. |
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| Emetic Russula (emergent). |
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| Crown-tipped Coral. Many-branched, yellowish coral with crownlike tips; on wood. Edible. One of the few corals that grow directly on wood, it is easy to recognize because it has boxlike (pyxidate) branches, a somewhat pepper taste, and amyloid spores. (National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Mushrooms) |
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| Crown-tipped Coral. |
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| Red Raspberry Slime. |
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| Tree Ear (Wood Ear). |
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| Tree Ear (Wood Ear). |
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