ptarmigan's Identifications
ptarmigan's ID:
Cinnabar Bracket
(Trametes sanguinea)
Added on January 28, 2024
Supporting
ptarmigan's ID:
ʻIʻiwi
(Drepanis coccinea)
Added on January 14, 2024
Supporting
ptarmigan's ID:
Pixie Cup and Reindeer Lichens
(Genus Cladonia)
Added on January 14, 2024
Leading
ptarmigan's ID:
Genus Trentepohlia,
Added on January 14, 2024
Leading
ptarmigan's ID:
Trentepohlia speiseri,
Added on January 14, 2024
Improving
ptarmigan's ID:
Orange Pore Fungus
(Favolaschia claudopus)
Added on January 12, 2024
Supporting
ptarmigan's ID:
Genus Trentepohlia,
Added on January 12, 2024
Improving
Photos / Sounds
What
Orange Pore Fungus (Favolaschia claudopus)Observer
thaneprattDescription
Very common in Kipuka Ki, growing on dead twigs and branches.
ptarmigan's ID:
Orange Pore Fungus
(Favolaschia claudopus)
Added on January 12, 2024
Supporting
ptarmigan's ID:
Northern Cinnabar Polypore
(Trametes cinnabarina)
Added on January 12, 2024
Leading
Photos / Sounds
What
Ear Fungus (Auricularia cornea)Observer
thaneprattDescription
Growing on decaying Acacia koa branch. 3-4 cm across.
ptarmigan's ID:
Ear Fungus
(Auricularia cornea)
Added on January 12, 2024
Supporting
ptarmigan's ID:
Tulostoma fimbriatum var. campestre,
Added on December 29, 2023
Leading
ptarmigan's ID:
Green Wood Cup
(Chlorociboria aeruginascens)
Added on October 15, 2023
Leading
ptarmigan's ID:
Snow-White Crust
(Plicatura nivea)
Added on October 14, 2023
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Lactarius Sect. Deliciosi (Section Deliciosi)Observer
paul_norwoodDescription
I did not actually see milk. Under spruce
ptarmigan's ID:
Fichte-Bluttpilz
(Lactarius deterrimus)
Added on October 14, 2023
Leading
Photos / Sounds
What
Almond Woodwax (Hygrophorus agathosmus)Observer
paul_norwoodDescription
Strong odor, reminiscent of anise or baking flavoring. Under spruce.
ptarmigan's ID:
Almond Woodwax
(Hygrophorus agathosmus)
Added on October 14, 2023
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Snowy Oysterling (Cheimonophyllum haedinum)Observer
paul_norwoodDescription
On live Apple tree
ptarmigan's ID:
Snowy Oysterling
(Cheimonophyllum haedinum)
Added on October 8, 2023
Leading
ptarmigan's ID:
Striped Wintergreen
(Chimaphila maculata)
Added on October 8, 2023
Supporting
ptarmigan's ID:
Smoky Polypore
(Bjerkandera adusta)
Added on October 8, 2023
Supporting
ptarmigan's ID:
Crimped Gill
(Plicaturopsis crispa)
Added on October 8, 2023
Supporting
ptarmigan's ID:
Orange Jelly Spot
(Dacrymyces chrysospermus)
Added on October 8, 2023
Leading
ptarmigan's ID:
Handsome Club
(Clavulinopsis laeticolor)
Added on October 8, 2023
Leading
ptarmigan's ID:
Mel-6
(Morchella sextelata)
Added on October 7, 2023
Leading
ptarmigan's ID:
Truncated Club
(Clavariadelphus truncatus)
Added on September 27, 2023
Improving
ptarmigan's ID:
Hygrophorus inocybiformis,
Added on September 27, 2023
Leading
ptarmigan's ID:
Complex Xylaria hypoxylon,
Added on September 27, 2023
Improving
ptarmigan's ID:
Echte Feierschwamp
(Fomes fomentarius)
Added on September 27, 2023
Improving
ptarmigan's ID:
Yellowleg Bonnet
(Mycena epipterygia)
Added on September 27, 2023
Improving
Photos / Sounds
Observer
erica387Description
Approx. 1cm or less.
I've seen more developed eyelash cups before, so since these were so small and don't really have lashes extending beyond the perimeter, I thought at first they were bits of plastic or something synthetic.
The one there on the right had that missing section (did something eat it?), so I plucked off a bit and only then noticed the hairs/lashes underneath.
ptarmigan's ID:
Melastiza chateri,
Added on September 27, 2023
Leading
ptarmigan's ID:
Purple Spindles
(Alloclavaria purpurea)
Added on September 4, 2023
Supporting
ptarmigan's ID:
Redleg Jellybelly
(Cudonia circinans)
Added on September 4, 2023
Supporting
Stats
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