Waterfall Fungi and a Yellow Wonder Fungi

Don in SJ

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Last October, while metal detecting (what else would I be doing) I came upon these two types of Fungi that I never saw before.
The Yellow ones I called Yellow Wonders, have no idea why, but that is my file name, what they really are I do not remember.
The White one is without a doubt the most beautiful Fungi I ever saw in the woods of South Jersey. I have a file name of Waterfall Fungi, don't know if I gave it that name or that is what it is. Anyway, this one is gorgeous, I am showing a cropped photo along with the regular photo, so you can see the detail of it.

Since I know the location I found these I do plan on going back the same time frame this fall in hopes of better photographs with my new Canon. :)

Don
 

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fossis

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Wow, the white one is something else,
Bean, you know your fungi !!!.

Fossis...........
 

bean man

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No, not at all. A few years ago I realized how limited my plant knowledge was. So I guess I've been slowly trying to change that, by referring to my books.
 

wesfrye53

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Don, those are some really great pics...never seen any like that. Since fungi are Mother Nature's "clean up" organisms., I wonder if they are a type limited to your area?
 

Cannonman17

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The yellow ones are also called "Earth tongues"- they come in a few different colors, but they don't always grow in the same place twice. The white one is a bearded tooth, or lion's main, or actually, these have a whole list of common names but anyways, they are edible when young, in fact they are better than just being edible, they are really good! Fry them in a little butter and salt and pepper to taste!
 

COUNTRY GIRL

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I'd have called it a waterfall too, really unique. Cannon, you know your mushrooms too? Great job on the id's. Great pictures even witout the new camera.
 

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