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Artomyces piperatus Cordova 2012 cr S
Artomyces piperatus, looks like a coral but is related to Earth fans, Cordova 2012.
Catathelasma imperiale Cordova 2011 DW S
Catathelasma imperiale, the Big Cat, edible, but not necessarily delicious, Cordova 2011.
Craterellus tubaeformis Cordova 2011 DW S
Craterellus tubaeformis - Yellow feet or winrer chanterelle. There are no true Chanterelles growing that far North in Alaska. Cordova 2011 DW S
Hydnum repandum Cordova DW S
Hydnum repandum, a choice edible Chanterelle relative with spines under the cap, Cordova.
Landscape near Cordova S
Landscape of the Copper River Delta near Cordova Ak
Macowanites Cordova DW S
Macowanites is a Lactarius relative, on its way to an underground existence. Cordova Ak.
Polyozellus multiplex Cordova DW S
The stunning Polyozellus multiplex, commonly known in Alaska as Black Chanterelle, though it is related to Earth fans, not Chnaterelles, Cordova
Russula aeruginea Cordova tight 2011 DW S
Russula aeruginea, one of the good edible green Brittlegills.
Sheridan Glacier rd Cr S
Sheridan Glacier seen from the road. the creek is full of salmons in season.