Huge patch of Wild Mushrooms Oregon

[thund9]

where are the smurfs?

[drtimlow]

@thund9 hahaaaaaaa

but we do have Hobbits

[satguy11]

Wow, look you have ancient Chinese statues growing in your woods too!

[drtimlow]

@satguy11 hahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 2 funny

[pinchyobuttcheek]

@drtimlow can thyey grow in california?

[meow123393]

beautiful

[whatever81]

Looks like Aremillariella to me!  The early ones can be lighter - more yellow. Those look like the later ones.

[OldMrMemories]

Are they edible?

[whatever81]

Sure are! Better when younger. The stems aren't so great, though.

[savvakissss]

In my country they collect lactarius deliciosus and russula delica, I don't know if they grow in the US...

[drtimlow]

really? I had no clue. I only pick and eat Chantrelles.

[grifola]

Nice batch of Armillariella Mellea. One of my favorites in the fall.

[wizardninja]

i think you are wrong on your assesment...just looked up armillariella mellea in the national society field guide to north american mushrooms and those mushrooms look nothing like these. Sorry