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Previous PostHey I noticed on your third to the newest post that you identified those as sulfur tufts. But in fact I think those are brick caps. Which are in fact edible and I eat them all the time and they’re delicious. Hyphloma sublateranium? If I’m right Sulphur tufts never have the reddish caps. Nice blog. We’re pretty close to one another hopefully we can run around the woods together sometime. Mush love Olga Next PostI lov your blog 😀

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