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Mushroom ID help - Chanterelles

 
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Hey all:

I've had these show up a number of times over the years under one of my hemlocks. I'm thinking they are chanterelles.
The gills look about right, but they seem to be a bit dainty (they never get much bigger than what's shown) and are very orange.

For what it's worth, I hear they are in season around here right now (southern New England).

Any thoughts?

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Looks like red chanterelles!
They are always tiny.
Good find if that's what they are for sure

I've got a thread about them here...
https://permies.com/t/36848/red-chanterelles-cantharellus-cinnabarinus

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And here's more info...
https://www.mushroom-appreciation.com/chanterelle-mushrooms.html#sthash.pXu2wseN.dpbs

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Thank you for assessment & the helpful links, Judith!

I was able to score enough for a couple of meals - they were yummy!



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