On decaying doug fir cohabitating with Chlorociboria, suburbs of Portland Oregon

Growing on a Douglas fir cone

Growing in a cluster in someone's year, only a single Doug fir nearby

jelly texture

No clue

Strange way weather effected what ever these are.

Spores 3.5-4 x 3-3.5 µm.

The Large round, thick-walled thing was about 18µ.

Not familiar with these, growing on Lupinus arboreus twig

Interesting cup fungus on a fallen beehive

Maybe Tricholoma.
Spores 8-9 X 6 µm.

I think? Ciliate edges, white rhizines. On rock wall with moss.

Under grand fir.

Growing from the wood of an old raised bed

On Ichneumonid wasp

Collection specimen

Found on the beach. Felt like plastic, flexible to a gentle squeeze.

On log end, spines about 5 mm

Mixed conifer/hardwood forest. On decayed wood, Possibly western hemlock

Mixed conifer/conifer forest on well decayed wood, cap planar chestnut brown with lighter margin less than a centimeter wide, decurrent orange gills.

This was large, couldn't tell if it was only on the surface of if it penetrated into the downed wood.

On Ammophila sp.

On ground under tanoak

Found at base of Xerocomellus mushroom.

On Polystichum munitum

KOH no reaction

Growing on the needles of shore pine.

Tiny fungus on evergreen huckleberry branches

On a shore pine cone.

On spruce near sea

Maybe! Pink pustules forming on Usnea sp.