lawrencemmartin's Identifications

Fruiting on a well rotted/myceliated conifer log.
Douglas fir and Western red cedar dominant spot.
Gills: very tightly spaced/close. Faintly decurrent.
Stem: pruinose, grayish reddish brown.
Cap: hygrophanous, striate at margins, vellar remnants on margin.
Harvested 7 specimens.
Removed a section of cap and removed gill tissue for mount in drop of Lugol’s and 3% KOH.
MICROSCOPY:
Spores: Elliptical, small, smooth, slightly thick walled, apical germ pore. Side laying spores slightly curved.
Basidia: 4 sterigmate, fused, clamped at base.
Cheilocystidia: Fusoid ventricose to clavate.
Trama: mass of fused globose/subglobose cells.
Dehydrated all specimens thoroughly and bagged for herbarium collection/genetic record.
My corresponding Mushroomobserver observation below-

https://mushroomobserver.org/549654?q=1oaSB

In parking strip with madrone trees. Found Manzanita boletes in same spot last fall - I think this is one as well, but it's a little hard to tell. Also strange to find it in the spring.
No bugs at all, slight purplish bruising at the base of the stipe.