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Omphalotus olearius, Jack-O-Lantern: Proported to glow in the dark.
Poisonous! Location: King's Gap Environmental Learning Center, PA.
Mycena galericulata: Common Mycena. Location:
King's Gap Environmental Education Center, PA.
Pleurotus ostreatus:
Oyster Mushroom. Choice eating. Location: Along a waterfall off of Little Stone Coal Trail, Dolly Sods, MNF, WV.
Pleurocybella porrigens, Angel Wings: Usually found in
clusters on wood. This single individual was found growing on the ground on the Shenandoah Mountain Tr, Ramsey's Draft, GWNF,
VA. Perhaps the wood was buried.
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Pholiota aurivella: Golden Pholiota. Edibility
good. Location: King's Gap Environmental Education Center, PA.
Marasmius Spp.: Grows on well-decayed wood. Location:
Otter Creek Tr, MNF, WV.
Pleurotus sapidus, Cornucopia Oyster Mushroom: Excellent
edible. Mild oniony scent. Slimy and flesh colored. Location: Tea Creek Mt, MNF, WV.
Naematoloma fasciculare, Sulfur Tuft: Grows on decaying
wood (might be buried). Slightly olive colored gills. Poisonous. My personal name for these are :once over easy eggs". Location:
Endless Wall Trail, New River Gorge National River, WV.
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Coprinus variegatus, Scaly Ink Cap: Not edible. Grows
on dead wood. Photo by Ken Clark.
Mycena abramsii: No common name. Few details at this time.
Location: Jug Bay, Patuxent River, MD. Photo by Ken Clark.
Mycena leaiana, Orange Mycena: All though its cap is only
one inch across it is hard to miss this diminutive beauty in the woods. Cap bright orange. Gills orange to orange-pink. Stem
hollow and orange to yellow. Usually found on wood. Location: Ramsey's Draft, GWNF, VA.
Panellus stipticus - Luminescent Panellus/Bitter Oyster: Grows year round. Cap is dingy white to pale
brown. Flesh is yelowish pink. Grows year round but most common in Fall. Location: North Branch of Quantico Creek, Prince
Williams Forest Park, VA.
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