Many different species of fungi can be found in Woodwild Park. Also present are slime molds, which may look like fungi but are scientifically classified as protista. Pictures of most of them are available here. Although most specimens can be very long-lived, the parts that we can see, i.e., the fruiting bodies, often last just a few days.
Some of the pictures show fungi that were uprooted or broken. No fungi were disturbed for these pictures. All pictures show the fungi exactly as they were found.
Caution! The identification of all fungi (and plants and animals) is tentative and has not been confirmed by experts. Furthermore, when you encounter fungi in the park, they may or may not be the same as the ones shown here, even if they look the same. All fungi should be considered poisonous and non-edible.
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 1
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 2
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 3
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 4
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 5
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 6
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 7
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 8
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 9
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 10
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 11
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 12
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 13
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 14
Fungi and Slime Molds in Woodwild Park, Part 15
If you believe we've misidentified a species, please send email to info@woodwildpark.org
Last updated June 26, 2011