Frequent heavy showers.
Golden Rod - Solidago virgaurea - is in better condition than it will be in October when I normally go fungus hunting here.
The Hedgehog fungus - Hydnum repandum - is good to eat, with a chewy texture.
A clutch of Lactarius specimens. Lactarius rufus (L) and Lactarius piperatus (R).
Lactarius deterrimus has bright orange milk and is a Spruce associate.
A distinctive Cortinarius. Dermocybe group, I think.
This tiny white Mycena was in the darkest part of the forest and covered every dead branch and twig.
Another Lactarius with milk that turned yellow very quickly. Lactarius chrysorrheus.
This yellow Russula is everywhere in the forest. Russula ochroleuca, I think.
One of the purple Cortinarius species.
A little (1cm. cap) Marasmius, perhaps Marasmius ramealis.
Another small Marasmius, this time on Beech. Marasmius rotula.