Mushrooms in Appalachian Foothills

Found numerous mushrooms in the woods in Athens County, Ohio, Saturday. Unfortunately, one of the mushroom sites I usually use is down and the other doesn't have a developed key to polypores.


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I think #2 might be a Crepidotus species, but I'm not at all sure.

 

I don't know what they are but I love the decorative effect they give to rotten tree stumps and branches.

 

The first like Shiitake an on farther looks like Oyster but not sure at all.

 

My favorite mushroom website is working again and #2 is considered something in the genus Crepidotus. Glendann, you were right, that is typically considered an oyster mushroom, although it isn't related to Pleurotus.

 

The Oyster is one of my favorie to eat.