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Hulio

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  1. Hi Dave. I apologize for having so little information when asking for an ID. I'm someone who films most everything I see that catches my eye. In the future, if I want an ID, I will take the time to also gather some useful images at the same time. I was just hoping some of these might be distinctive enough to clearly be one species or other. I'm finding out that's rarely the case with mushrooms. When I return to this forum with any questions, I'll be better prepared. I appreciate your replies nonetheless. Have a great weekend! Les
  2. Thank you for the reply Dave! I fully appreciate from all I've heard, that narrowing the first one down is difficult from what I've provided for information. I've been looking at a lot of pictures and information on your suggestion for the second. The images and descriptions don't seem quite right (in my very uninformed opinion)? From descriptions I had read, they don't usually appear as white in color? Again, I appreciate that I've given very limited information. Someone suggested some type of oyster mushroom, but nothing I researched there seemed to fit either... Unfortunately, I have 3+ more enquiries with no more information than the first two. I foolishly like to believe that because these seem to have some fairly distinctive features, that a identification might be possible? These were all seen on British Columbia's southern coast - at around 1000 feet elevation. My only guess on any of them is Amanita gemmata for #4. Thanks again Dave.
  3. These were located near the coast of southern British Columbia. At an elevation of around 3000 feet. This cluster was around a foot long if my memory serves correctly.
  4. I apologize as this video doesn't give a lot of information for identification. But I was wondering if anyone could give some possibilities or narrow things down a bit. These were growing around an old tree stump (predominately Ponderosa Pine and Larch forest, but I can't say for sure that's what the old stump was) at around 4000 feet elevation. They were just west of the Rocky Mountains in southern British Columbia, Canada. I know it's good form for me to make a guess at what I think they might be... but everything I've thought it could be, turns out to be wrong. Thanks in advance for any help! (I need help wih many other ID's also. Similar videos to this. I may start posting more in this thread as I go along...)
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