MUSHROOMS

Southern California Wildflowers rival any that can be found in the garden. Delicate delights for the eyes and nose, you are invited to experience the wondrous vistas awaiting with our spectacular year-round shows. Although spring is best. All year you can find amazing floral treats.  Thanks to Bob Allen, Janet Cupples, Eve Laeger, Leslie Lipton, Maynard Moe, Wendy Rannals, Jim Shevock, and Annelisa Stephan for helping with some plant ID's. Many of these photos are taken as part of my official duties with the U. S. Forest Service. I wish to thank Teresa Benson of the Sequoia National Forest for allowing the rest of the world to see their beautiful forest. All photos by Alison Sheehey ©  Nature Ali  All rights reserved.    

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Piute Mountains - Stony Meadow - Brush Creek Overlook - Mushrooms

Kern County Spring Landscapes - Kern, Inyo, and Tulare Wildflower Reports: 2003 Season Wildflower Reports  

Slimy fungus

Genus sp.

Corral Meadow. Sequoia National Forest

21 August 2003

Conch on burned tree

Genus sp.

Sherman Pass. Sequoia National Forest

23 August 2003

mushroom

Genus sp.

Bonita Meadow. Sequoia National Forest

13 August 2003

Puffball

Genus sp.

Corral Meadow. Sequoia National Forest

13 August 2003

Tree fungus

Genus sp.

Corral Meadow. Sequoia National Forest

21 August 2003

Sierra Puffball

Genus sp.

Poison Meadow. Sequoia National Forest

31 May 2003

mushroom

Mycena californiensis

Crescent City

November 2003

mushroom

Genus sp.

Crescent City

November 2003

mushroom

Amanita sp.

Crescent City

November 2003

mushroom

Amanita muscaria.

Crescent City

November 2003