A couple more unknowns

[CP Dan]

Here area few that most people can probably identify, but me being new at this, I have no idea.

1. There are 2 in this photo


2.


3. Fairly small, maybe about the size of my thumb
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4. About the size of my fist



5. Old man of the woods?



6. some berry things

[CP Dan]

And some more:

7. Lobster?


8. Found growing on a downed birch


9. Some sort of weird plant


9.


10.


Just looking for insight. Point me in a direction that I can look at further. I am new at this game, but I'm not dumb.

[omth]

Dan... I found www.rogersmushrooms.com/gallery/chooser.asp a great site and fun to work with!

[CP Dan]

Thanks Omth! I'm sure that will come in handy. I am going to pick up a couple of books also. Anyone try any of the phone apps that are available?

As for picture #9 of the weird plant. I think I might have figured that one out. Maybe Monotropa Uniflora aka Indian pipe?
botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/oct2002.html

[aaron]

These are just guesses.

1. no idea
2. some kind of coral mushroom
3. does it bleed milk when you cut it. If so it's probably a milkcap. My guess would be Lactarious Volemus
4. looks like a bi-colored bolete. great eatin' if that's what it is.
5. yes, most likely Old Man of the Woods
6. no idea what those berries are
7. that's a lobster
8. a puffball or scaly philiota?
9. those are indian pipes. very common.
9. Oysters? I need a better image to tell for sure.
10. no idea

[omth]

Indian Pipes... for Morel's sake why did I not know that!

[robebabu]

I'm with Aaron on most of those guesses. However, I think the following are:

3. possibly a Russula sp.
6. Maianthemum racemosum
8. Scaly Pholiota (Pholiota squarrosa). You can see the stem, so not a puffball.
9. Not oysters...maybe a Pluteus sp. Hard to tell from that pic.
10. Kind of hard to tell from that angle(for me at least). I'd say it's probably some kind of polypore. Probably not Dryad's Saddle.