Wolf, Jack stated the name of that bolete in the comment just below the picture, subvelutipes grows abundantly here. It is considered edible by many, but there have been several recorded cases of poisoning from consuming it. There is another Bolete that is very similar, the bicolor bolete, which will grow right next to subvelutipes and it is very hard to tell them apart. There are lots of edible boletes in the Midwest, so why eat one that is probably poisonous?
Anybody Know The Name of This Shroom?
I was thinking it might be a Goldstack Boletus or a Penny Cap Bun.
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