OT mushrooms

Elmo · Oct 2, 2017

Anyone know what these are?

Crazy Horse · Oct 2, 2017

I believe they might fall into the general category of "bracket fungi"
Bracket Fungi Link

jamstra · Oct 2, 2017

Looks from your pic like 'armillaria mellea', the honey fungus, widespread in many parts of the world. Probably now killing the
tree, but also probably only took hold after the tree had been weakened by something else. Of doubtful edibility - wouldn't try it!
Jim

jeffcat · Oct 2, 2017

Yes, usually a tree that is already on it's way out. Just turn it into
fire wood and forget it.

Elmo · Oct 3, 2017

It is a stump, the tree died and I cut it down. A huge red oak 102 feet tall.

Elmo · Oct 3, 2017

Thanks for the replies. I don’t eat any kind of mushrooms I was just curious as to what they were.

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