Bob Keller Photography
Wild Mushrooms
A truly astounding assortment of fabulous fungi thrive
in the woods and meadows.  Mycological societies
from far and wide come on forays to study and pick
the desirable porcini and chanterelles.
Delicious and Delicate Golden Chanterelles - Cantharellus cibarius
The elegant Stropharia ambigua
Young Scaly Chanterelles - Gomphus floccosus
Western Grisette - Amanita pachycolea
Amethyst Laccaria - Laccaria amethysteo-occidentalis
King Bolete - Boletus edulis
Pigs' Ears - Gomphus clavatus
Zen Mushrooms - Mendocino Woods
Turkey Tails - Mendocino Woods
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Images of the Northwest
An Italian favorite, Coccoli - Amanita lanei
The cauliflower mushroom - Sparassis crispa
The wonderfully slimy Cortinarius vanduzerensis
The mica cap - Coprinus micaceus
A troop of Mycena mushrooms
An unidentified mushroom popping through the redwood needles
The toxic fly Amanita - Amanita muscaria
Delicious black trumpets - Craterellus cornucopioides
The spore-puffing Earth Star - Geastrum sp.
The tiny Mycena oregonensis
The witch's hat - Hygrocybe conica
Spider towers _ Mycena sp.
Turkey Tails along the Cape Perpetua trail
Western woodland Amanita - Amanita silvicola
Coral mushroom - Ramaria species
Admirable Bolete - Boletus mirabilis
Cat's Paw - Catathelasma ventricosa
Matsutake - Tricholoma magnivelare
Shaggy Manes - Coprinus comatus
Unidentified Pink Coral - China Creek
U/I Red-Pored Bolete - China Creek
Unidentified1 - China Creek
Unidentified2 - China Creek
Banana Slug Love - Bob Keller Photo
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Strawberries & Cream - Hydnellum peckii