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need help with mushroom ID

 
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Came upon these shrooms just a bit ago and they certainly look like they want me to eat them but not certain what they are. They are on a (most likely) Pin Oak cutoff lying on the ground. I'm located in central western Pennsylvania. Thanks for any help!
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They look like oysters to me. I would confirm it with others or in a mushroom ID book. You should always make your decision about what to eat based on your knowledge of the mushroom, not what I say.
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John Saltveit wrote:You should always make your decision about what to eat based on your knowledge of the mushroom, not what I say.
John S
PDX OR



Thanks John.... duly noted!
 
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