new to the world of mycology.  here are some snaps from a walk today.  correct me on my IDs.


1.exidia gladulosa



2.auricularia auricula




3.exidia recisa



4.ganoderma lucidum




5.stereum ostrea



6.tricholoma?




7.?




8.?





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    #17734811 - 02/02/13 08:16 PM (2 days, 14 hours ago) 	
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1. Maybe something more like Daldinia, you should cross section it
2. Auricularia
3. more Auricularia
4. Ganoderma
5. Stereum ostrea seams right
6. I don't think that is Tricholoma, have a better shot of the gills? Are those even gills? Edit- yeh those look like teeth, so a Hydnum of some sort I guess
7. Cladonia, a lichen, maybe something like Cladonia transcendens
8. no idea, any more photos of it, of the gills?


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1 might be Annulohypoxylon


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    8. no idea, any more photos of it, of the gills?


Most likely a rickenella or perhaps even a small laccaria, or one of those quasi-anonymous small species.

The first auricularia pic is beautiful, OP!