Observaciones de aksimpson

Coniferous habitat; older non-viscid cap, gills and stem dingy, white spore colour.

Suspect something in Hygrophorus.

Coniferous habitat; older non-viscid cap, gills and stem dingy, white spore colour.

Suspect something in Hygrophorus.

Growing in moss filled area (old burn pile site); small stature with somewhat stocky stem and thicker cap.

Coniferous habitat; small with slender stems that broke very easily.

Coniferous habitat; white spore colour

Coniferous habitat (Douglas fir, spruce); viscid light grey cap, stem white and not viscid.

Coniferous habitat and growing in forest duff; very pleasant (sweet) odor, pink gills at this stage of maturity, rich brown spore colour

Attached to old conifer debris; purple-brown spore colour.

Coniferous habitat

Very small growing with old conifer

Mature, growing around old conifer stump

Coniferous habitat; blue-staining at base only

On ground (possible burn area?); cinnamon brown spore colour.

Cap has a Cortinarius look to it but more inclined to suspect something in Section Carbonicola (happy to be corrected).

Cluster growing on ground along trail, brown spore colour

Cluster growing on ground along trail, brown spore colour

Growing in rural garden compost site, white spore colour.

Growing in rural garden compost site, white spore colour.

Coniferous habitat (Douglas Fir, Engelmann Spruce); small dark scabers on stem, white spore colour.

Growing trailside, black spore colour.

Mixed woods (conifers, aspen), growing on ground; stem slightly off center, whitish spore colour.

Mixed woods (conifer, aspen), growing with buried wood debris.

Mixed woods (conifers, aspen); growing with wood debris, brown spore colour.

Appears to be on conifer without bark; has been growing over last few months to this stage; toothy, elongated pores. ID elusive at this time - (Pycnoporellus fulgens?)

On cut conifer at end and wrapped around the side; an ID eludes me right now so will park in this order until refined or corrected (the 3rd photo is from initial observation on October 6th).

Habitat mixed woods (conifers, aspen, birch) and on ground amongst wood debris; cap covered with white chalky pruina around margin; gills slightly decurrent; spore colour white.

Coniferous habitat; pronounced umbo on mature cap, brown spores on gills.

Still a few with blooms even now.