Mushroom Monday - UFO and a Chicken
Here is a ufo and a chicken for this #mushroommonday
First here is a mycena growing out of a dead log. See in the upper right how perfect of a hole they make while growing out of the wood.
Here is the rest of the log. I'm guessing that the perfect holes might have been from a wood borer beetle that accidentally brought a spore with it and grew a mushroom later on.
Now for a clump of unidentifies fungal organisms.
I picked one to see what the gills looked like. There is no veil or stem ring and the gills are white and symmetrical. I still couldn't find what they were.
Now for a sad story.
Look at all this great chicken of the woods.
As I got closer to the chicken I noticed it was old and beginning to rot.
Sadly a few days earlier this was in perfect condition for harvest.
But it rained for three days and it got waterlogged. Too much water in a polypore mushroom tends to cause rot. On the bright side the season for chicken won't be over until end of October.
I wanted to say 'a wonderful promising find', but ... waterlogged?.. sadly. You came too late... awesome post anyway; a charming fungi-scape, my fave here:
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Yeah they got waterlogged and then we had a bit of heat causing them to rot, I gotta go out every day just in case I see some starting to hatch.
Chickens are quick

Yeah they are quick to either rot or get tough, and I hate harvesting them too early as they are a bit more bland when they aren't fanned out enough. Probably why this mushroom isn't commercially grown.
I am a FUNGI! and a mushroom lover!! great article check out mine on real UFO's
https://hive.blog/disclosure/@bobbyscaps/if-you-don-t-believe-in-ufo-s-take-off-your-tinfoil-hat
Careful for the mummified ufos in Mexico.