September Mushrooms of the Month

Welcome to the September installment of Mushrooms of the Month. As the season starts to transition and become slightly cooler,  a new crop of species start to unveil themselves throughout the forest floor. Several bold new species align with the upcoming  season’s color change and emerge for all of us to enjoy. Tasty and medicinal edible species start to unfold during this month and continue on into the Fall season. If you have missed several of our forays this past Spring & Summer, you might try out one this month and see what you have been missing and start thinking about attending our OMS Fall Foray at Deep Woods nearby Ash Cave in Hocking Hills, October 5-6th. And don’t forget to bring your mushroom basket, knife and camera!

Lepiota sp. by Marita King

Mycena leaiana by Dan Molter

Leucoagaricus americanus by Alan McClelland

Grifola frondosa by Marita King

Grifola frondosa by Andrea Moore

Grifola frondosa by Marita King

Grifola frondosa by Hugh Urban

Leucoagaricus leucothites by Walt SturgeonCalvatia gigantea by Hugh Urban

Hericium coralloides by Hugh Urban

Ramaria stricta by Alan McClelland

Macrolepiota procera by Andrea Moore

Coprinus comatus by Marita King

Sand Dune Amanita by Alan McClelland

Lycoperdon pyriforme by Walt Sturgeon

Suillus americanus by Andrea Moore

Ramaria botrytis by Andrea Moore

Omphalotus illudens by Andrea Moore

Mycena haematopus by Dan Molter

Leccinum aurantiacum by Alan McClelland

Lactarius vinaceorufescens by Walt Sturgeon

Mutinus elegans by Marita King

Echinoderma aspera by Walt Sturgeon

Phylloporus leucomycelinus by Alan McClelland

Peziza varia by John Plischke III

Asterophora parasitica by John Plischke III

Peziza varia by John Plischke III

Mycena subcaerulea by Dan Molter

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