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Those standing trees are birch polypore, yes. The others, I can't put my finger on right now. They don't appear to be on birch trees.
Except for one very heavy storm last week (.75 inches) we are just getting some scattered thunderstorms that drop a little H2O and move on. I don't know if the chantarelle spot had any rain. The brook near it is nearly dry in spots.What has your weather been like. Particularly regarding rainfall?
Looks like Hairy Rubber Cup.Anyone recognize these? Found a few this morning. I believe that they were growing from decomposing buried wood.
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Thank you. They were very rubbery.Looks like Hairy Rubber Cup.
I am about 50 miles north of you. I haven't even found any chant pins yet. The corn in my area looks like pineapple stalks.Yea, the rain is really lacking in my area too. Long term forecast seems dry as well. I doubt my spot will produce more than a few smallish ones at this rate.