Welcome to the November installment of Mushrooms of the Month. As many of us already know as winter sets in, several mushrooms species cease to exist during the upcoming colder months. But there are a few new species that unfold during these colder months and continue to fruit into this month that normally appear in October. Some of these are late Hens of the Woods, Lion’s Mane and Oyster mushrooms to name a few. Being there is a lot of fallen leaf litter on the forest floors also makes it harder in finding these elusive species. But do not give up just yet! While are out enjoying the beautiful colors of the decaying leaves, don’t forget to keep looking down and up for that matter if you are looking for some hericium species that is!
Panellus serotinus by Alan McClelland
Pleurotus ostreatus by Marita King
Mycena galericulata by Dan Molter
Pleurotus ostreatus by Pete Richards
Pleurotus ostreatus by Dan Molter
Polyporus brumalis by Walt Sturgeon
Tricholoma portentosum by Dan Molter
Sarcoscypha sp. by Dan Molter
Cyptotrama asprata by Dan Molter
Flammulina velutipes by Hugh Urban
Galerina marginita by Alan McClelland
Panellus serotinus with Unknown sp. by Alan McClelland
Holwaya mucida by Dan Molter
Metatrichia vesparium by Dan Molter
Scorias spongiosa with host Beech Blight Aphid by Dan Molter
Pholiota aurivella by Walt Sturgeon
Suillis luteus by Walt Sturgeon
Agaricus macrosporus by Pete Richards
Agaricus arvensis by Pete Richards
Agaricus arvensis by Alan McClelland
Ohio Mushroom Society 
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Great collection of fall pictures!