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2023 WINTER FORAY

Featuring:

  • Stephen Russell
  • Ben Lemmonds
  • David Lewis
  • Jay Justice

Norwood, Louisiana

December 1-3, 2023

Details on Registration Page

COST

$50 per person

Double Occupancy Room: $100

Cabin (communal space/at least 4 to a cabin): $20

What to Bring
  • A basket or a mesh bag
  • A pocket knife
  • A brush
  • A topographic map
  • Water and snacks

A new record for Texas

In 2016, we received photos and vouchers from GSMS members of Entoloma incanum (Leptonia incana) from central Texas.  We determined that it was a new Texas record and that it had not been found anywhere along the Gulf coast.

Recently, we obtained more collections from the same site. The caps are greenish yellow in color with a vivid green stipe which bruises blue; it is said they have the odor of mice. In central Texas, it fruits on the side of creek banks in limestone soils. Its common name is mousepee pinkgill and it is said to be inedible/ toxic. See digital reference here.

By David P Lewis (edited JLMata)

2022 Winter Foray

IMG_3453 IMG_3452 IMG_3449 IMG_3448 IMG_3446 IMG_3445 IMG_3443 IMG_3442 IMG_3440 IMG_3438 IMG_3435 IMG_3433 IMG_3427 IMG_3425 IMG_3416 IMG_3405 IMG_3402 IMG_3398 IMG_3394 IMG_3388 IMG_3384 IMG_3379 IMG_3373 IMG_3367 IMG_3363 IMG_3361 IMG_3354 IMG_3350

2020 Fall Foray

241_Marasmius.rotula 241_Microporellus.obovatus 241_Russula.compacta 241_Russula.earlieae 241_Russula.subgraminicolor 241_Strobilomyces.confusus 241_Strobilomyces.dryophilus 241_Trametes.menziesii 241_Trichaptum.biforme 241_Tylopilus.balloui 241_Tyromyces.chioneus 241_Xanthoconium.affine 298_A 298_E.ABORTIVUM_WKS2011 298_ENTOLOMA.SP_WKS2011 298_F.FASCIATUS_WKS2011

2019 Summer Foray

100_C.VINICOLOR_WKS2011 100_Sparassis.herbstii 122_L_trichodermophora 149_A_muscaria 164_Exidia_recisa 164_Inonotus_dryadeus 164_L_nuda 164_P_nidulans 240_Gymnopilus.liquirtiae 241_Amanita.hesleri 241_Boletus.auripes