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Unidentified agaric Uncertain
Angles captured. Four field frames of the fruitbodies, two of the tree it grew beside and the surrounding woods, plus five of the spore print.
Cap 5–7 cm, orange-brown to rose-brown above, dry. Pore surface bright yellow, shown clearly against the print. A chunk is missing from the top of the cap — the same damage is visible in both the field frames and the print photographs, which is what confirmed the match.
Deep pine needle litter beside a single large tree, photographed deliberately for the association.
Yellow pores under an orange-brown cap. The spore print is pale olive-brown.
Whether the pores bruise blue.
Spore print taken (card 3). The match was made on cap colour and a missing chunk of flesh visible in both sets of frames — a rare case where a photograph carries evidence strong enough to tie a print to a mushroom without relying on memory. The two frames of the surrounding trees are kept as substrate reference.
Found at Coldbrook Rd area, Hubbardston, MA on Friday, 14 August 2026 at 11:00. See the full walk for that day's weather and everything else recorded.
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