Camelot

This one looks like a common puffball, based on the net like look on the top. About 5cm across, it grows very close to the ground. The stem is not easily seen.

It’s an edible species.

可食用。远远的看着像石头，很容易错过。质地硬硬的，怎么看也不像是好吃的那种。

Porcelain Fungus

With its distinctive look, it’s very easy to identify. This one is about 6cm – 7cm across, and grows among another species on a dead tree (not enough knowledge to identify the tree), often on beech.

Edible after the slime on the cap removed, but not recommended.

英文直译为瓷菇，因为表面光光亮亮的，很像瓷。很是容易鉴别。 通常长在腐朽的榉树树干上。 这一朵生在一丛别样蘑菇里。 据说洗掉那层粘粘糊糊光光亮亮的一层之后，是可以吃的。

Beech Bracket

This is another species that is easy to identity. It normally grows on beech hence the name. The base is often green as in this picture, due to the growth of algae. Some midge larvae like this species.

It is often quite large, 10 – 20 cm across.

另一种生在榉树上的菌种。通常可以长到10到20厘米直径， 这一朵有手掌那么大（这只手其实挺大的，照片上看不出来）。 表面通常是绿色的，有藻类附着。 小虫子最喜欢这种菇，上面密密盖了一层黑色的小虫。可食菌类。

Cauliflower Fungus

I think this is a cauliflower fungus. This one is a small cluster, about 10-15cm across.

According to the guide, it grows at the base of pines. I didn’t notice what tree it was, and my hands shook badly when the photo was taken, so I can’t be sure if this is a cauliflower fungus.

菜花菇？不过我看着长得很像银耳的。常常成簇， 长在松树下。照的时候一只松鼠从树上跑下来，一时激动手抖了，所以照片很不清楚。

另有几种长的就比较像我们通常认为比较 ‘正常’的菌种。 照片如下。