Cluster of small orange-brown bonnet mushrooms (likely Mycena species) growing on moss-covered rotting wood in Pisgah National Forest, Western North Carolina. (2819) 05.10.2025
Cluster of thin banded bracket fungi growing on the bark of a hardwood tree. Overlapping shelves with yellow, gray and brown concentric zones. Possibly Trametes Versicolor. Little River SC.(8533) 03.07.2026
Small tan gilled mushroom emerging from pine needle litter on the forest floor. The photograph highlights the underside gills and delicate stem rising from the forest floor. Possibly Agaricales (gilled mushroom). Little River SC.(8544) 03.07.2026
Small pale yellow gilled mushroom growing from sandy pine forest soil among pine needles. Cap lightly granular with a distinct ring on the stem. Agaricales, possibly Amanita Mushroom. Little River SC.(8602) 03.09.2026
Small white bracket fungi growing in clusters along a fallen hardwood log on the forest floor. Possibly Schizophyllum fungi. Little River SC.(8531) 03.07.2026
Cluster of thin bracket fungi growing along a decaying hardwood log on the forest floor. Shelves form overlapping bands attached to the bark. Possibly Trametes Bracket fungi. Little River SC.(8528) 03.07.2026
Lichen growing on decaying log. Probably Green Crustose. Little River SC (8527) 03.07.2026
