Fungi of Grayson Highlands State Park

The fungi most often spotted in Grayson Highlands, ranked by recent research-grade observations.

257

recent observations

50

species listed

50

fungi

Naturalists have logged 257 research-grade observations across the 50 most-recorded species in Grayson Highlands. The most frequently seen is the Smooth Rock Tripe, with 74 recorded sightings.

Most-observed fungi in Grayson Highlands

Smooth Rock Tripe

Umbilicaria mammulata

74 observations · iNaturalist

Amanita muscaria

32 observations · iNaturalist

Common Toadskin Lichen

Lasallia papulosa

13 observations · iNaturalist

Amanita flavoconia

11 observations · iNaturalist

Pink Earth Lichen

Dibaeis baeomyces

10 observations · iNaturalist

Lobaria pulmonaria

8 observations · iNaturalist

Jackson's slender Caesar

Amanita jacksonii

8 observations · iNaturalist

Golden Moonglow Lichen

Dimelaena oreina

7 observations · iNaturalist

chicken of the woods

Laetiporus sulphureus

5 observations · iNaturalist

Trametes versicolor

5 observations · iNaturalist

common greenshield lichen

Flavoparmelia caperata

4 observations · iNaturalist

Fomes fomentarius

4 observations · iNaturalist

common earthball

Scleroderma citrinum

3 observations · iNaturalist

Ochre Jelly Club

3 observations · iNaturalist

hemlock varnish shelf

Ganoderma tsugae

3 observations · iNaturalist

British soldier lichen

Cladonia cristatella

3 observations · iNaturalist

Bear's Head Tooth

Hericium americanum

3 observations · iNaturalist

salmon pinkgill

Entoloma quadratum

3 observations · iNaturalist

Peach-Colored Fly Agaric

Amanita persicina

3 observations · iNaturalist

Tinder Polypore

Fomes excavatus

3 observations · iNaturalist

Smooth Lungwort

Ricasolia quercizans

3 observations · iNaturalist

many-forked cladonia

Cladonia furcata

2 observations · iNaturalist

Golden Spindles

Clavulinopsis fusiformis

2 observations · iNaturalist

stalked puffball-in-aspic

Calostoma cinnabarinum

2 observations · iNaturalist

Berkeley's Polypore

Bondarzewia berkeleyi

2 observations · iNaturalist

Mutinus ravenelii

2 observations · iNaturalist

gray reindeer lichen

Cladonia rangiferina

2 observations · iNaturalist

violet-toothed polypore

Trichaptum biforme

2 observations · iNaturalist

Smokey-eyed Boulder Lichen

Porpidia albocaerulescens

2 observations · iNaturalist

Eastern American jack-o'-lantern

Omphalotus illudens

2 observations · iNaturalist

2 observations · iNaturalist

Common Antler Lichen

Pseudevernia consocians

2 observations · iNaturalist

orange earthtongue

Microglossum rufum

2 observations · iNaturalist

crown-tipped coral fungus

Artomyces pyxidatus

2 observations · iNaturalist

2 observations · iNaturalist

False Caesar's Mushroom

Amanita parcivolvata

2 observations · iNaturalist

Lilac-brown bolete

Sutorius eximius

2 observations · iNaturalist

Fomitopsis betulina

2 observations · iNaturalist

Cerioporus squamosus

2 observations · iNaturalist

Pear-shaped Puffball

Apioperdon pyriforme

2 observations · iNaturalist

shaggy-stalked bolete

Aureoboletus betula

2 observations · iNaturalist

common puffball

Lycoperdon perlatum

1 observation · iNaturalist

Golden Waxy Cap

Hygrocybe flavescens

1 observation · iNaturalist

white coral fungus

Ramariopsis kunzei

1 observation · iNaturalist

hairy curtain crust

Stereum hirsutum

1 observation · iNaturalist

Pink Fringed Faery Cup

Microstoma floccosum

1 observation · iNaturalist

White Coral Fungus

Clavulina coralloides

1 observation · iNaturalist

Cross-veined Troop Mushroom

Xeromphalina kauffmanii

1 observation · iNaturalist

Sarcomyxa serotina

1 observation · iNaturalist

Luminescent Panellus

Panellus stipticus

1 observation · iNaturalist

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