Cel said:
The large central bowel is likely Polyozellus multiplex due to time of
year (it could have been Craterellus cornucopoidoides except
I think it is too early in the season)
The free mushrooms above that bowl at 11:00 are Boletus edulis
**This one I feel pretty sure about. :)**
I don't know the next two clockwise yet, but I think the ones at 3:00 are Chanterelles
The 4:00 bowl contains what I think is another Boletus of some sort.
The plate at 7:00 unknown
The free mushroom at 8:00 I think is Cortinarius violaceus
The final bowel contains some sort of Rusulla, I think
Don said: Ok......I'll give it a shot. Of course the big bowl in the center is Polyozellus Multiplex ( the Blue Chanterelle), then starting at 11 oclock and working counter clockwise, we have boletus mirabilis, a lactarius (perhaps deliciousus group), cortinarius violaceus, another lactarius of some kind, boletus edulus, cantharellus infundibuliformas (winter chanterelle), rozites capererata (gypsy mushroom), and then the small one that I have no clue about.
From Quinn
Sava said: You guessed all but one. And for that last one, Dick has given a hint: look if you can guess the spore color from what you see.
My picture really didn't show much. Lots of blurry mushroom images there; no wonder that Boletus mirabilis wasn't easy. I wonder how Quinn got Lyophyllum decastes from a few not fully developed mushroom on that little plate. (I found a big clump and started working on it when I realized the mushrooms were too dirty, so I stopped after collecting these few caps.)
