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Nature Study Photographs

Note: Identification of the mushrooms is not an exact science especially from a photograph, you should never pick and sample wild mushrooms unless you know what you are doing.

Many thanks to Greg Marley for the tentative identification of the fungi.  If you are interested in mushrooms Greg is very knowledgeable on the subject, written several books about mushrooms and he is from Maine.

Entoloma (?) poisonous		Bees in the garden		Trientalis borealis (Starflower)
Collybia butyracea edible but not worthwhile		Collybia butyracea edible but not worthwhile		Puffball ?
Mushroom unknown partridgeberry underneath mushroom		Amanita muscaria poisonous		Amanita fulva (Tawny Grizette) edible but use caution!
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Monotropa uniflora (Indian pipes)		Lilium canadense  (Canada Lily)		Pear-shaped Puffball edible
Unknown		Polygonatum biflorum (Great Solomon Seal)		Pigskin Puffball poisonous
Trillium undulatum  (Painted Trillium)		Amanita muscaria poisonous		Red-belted Polypore Woody and medicinal
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Cornus canadensis (Bunchberry)		Jen's Wild  Irises Photo courtesy of Chris Palestrant		Linneas borealis (Twinflower)
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Lakeside Natural Sculpture Photo courtesy of Chris Palestrant