Photo Courtesy of Neil Mezache

Found earlier today in NE Ohio, Bondarzewia berkeleyi, commonly known as the Berkeley’s polypore.  This wild edible specimen was growing at the base of an oak tree.

Image shot two days ago.

Image shot yesterday late afternoon.

I found this uncommon but widespread edible mushroom growing from the base of a maple tree.

I was driving to Whetstone Park of Roses yesterday evening when I spotted this cluster of freshly developed Pholiota spp. fruit bodies.  After some hunting online and in some guides, I believe these likely to be the Pholiota aurivella.  According to www.mushroomexpert.com, these could be P. limonella.  The identifying trait appears to be their difference in spore size.

Found today in Glen Echo Park, Auricularia auricula-judae.

Found this little flush of Flammulina velutipes near Olentangy Trail about 8 hours ago.