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Yes. Hen of the woods.

They are ringed honey mushrooms. In pic #3 you can see the rings clearly.

Just identical twins sharing the same body. Very cool.

I'm not sure. Please check death cap mushrooms. That's a scary name.

Very fresh chicken mushrooms.

Wow. Simply amazing mushrooms. I can't believe that is your first attempt. You must be very smart and good at cultivating mushrooms.

I haven't tasted any oyster so I got the nearest smell. Lol. As for the aged. I once picked up the dried-up oyster mushrooms (not worms) and cooked. The still tasted good.

The gills are tightly packed and look like oyster gills. The flared over edge of the cap is also resembling the oyster. Oyster mushrooms also grow in cold temperatures. The only question I have is the color of the cap, gray and pale. You may break apart the mushroom and smell it. It has the unique smell like cucumber (?).

Simply stunning beautiful.

Beautiful fish. Nice to be able to get the river in a beautiful fall day.

Congratulations on passing your PMP exam.

Poor tree. I feel sorry for the tree and you. However, it's part of our life. Please provide good care to this tree. It will grow and overcome the challenges from the unfortunate life challenges. Don't underestimate trees' determined endurance and persistence.

Yes. Oyster mushrooms. Very fresh.

Yes. Honey mushrooms. Nice finding.

Ditto.

20 lbs of hen. That's very huge. You have all kinds of outdoor activities year around. Good for you.

Wow. What a beautiful walleye art.Manistee National Forest is a great place to fish, hunt morels, and pick up tasty ramps. It's one of the nation's hidden treasures.

Very likely tree of haven.

Don't run the risk to climb up that tree. The better way is to use a pool pole or fishing rod to poke them from ground.

Poor tree. It will be stuck there forever. Unlike a person who can move to the other places. Hope it will overcome all the challenges. Please give updates next year. Thanks.

Yes. chick mushrooms. It's pretty high up there on the tree.

These are colorful mushrooms. It's amazing you found them in one area. Thanks for sharing with us.

Concur.

Wow. Great news and congratulations. I passed my PMP and ACP last and benefited a lot from watching these YouTube videos. Thanks.

First thing First is to assume the mushrooms you find not edible unless you are 100% of sure they are safe to eat. These mushrooms look like some different russulas. But I'm not good at identifying Russula mushrooms.