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** Disclaimer: These photos are presented to assist with mushroom ID. Any ID based on macroscopic characteristics alone, even including photos, is fallible. The WMMA does not assume responsibility for mushroom identification decisions made by individuals using this site. These photos represent a small fraction of the known species in the Pacific northwest.
 Hebeloma |
 Helvella lacunosa stem and cross-section |
 Hericium coral |
 Hericium coralloides |
 Hohenbuehelia geoginia |
 Hydnotrya cerebriformis, found in rotten logs in the spring. |
 Hydnum aurantiacum |
 Hydnum caerulescens |
 Sarcodon (Hydnum) imbricatum and Sarcodon calvatium compared. |
 Sarcodon (Hydnum) imbricatum and Sarcodon calvatium compared. |
 Hyrophorus agathususms, has a pleasant aroma. |
 Hygrophorus caeruleus |
 Hygrophorus chrysodon |
 Hygrophorus eburneus |
 Hygrophorus hypothejus |
 Hygrophorus hypothejus, common in the forests in a wet autumn. |
 Hygrophorus ponderatus |
 Hypholoma capnoides |
 Hypholoma fasciculare |
 Hypomyces lactifluorum |
 Hypomyces lactifluorum, close up |
 Hypsizygus tessulatus top |
 Hypsizygus tessulatus bottom |
 Inocybe lacera |
 Inonotus tomentosus |
 Lactarius affinus |
 Lactarius alnicola |
 Lactarius fumosus |
 Lactarius hypomyces |
 Lactarius obscuratus |
 Lactarius piperatus |
 Lactarius torminosus |
 Lactarius volemus |
 Laetiporus coniferatum, the western sulfur shelf, changes in appearance as it ages. |
 Lentinellus ursinus |
 Lentinus ponderosa |
 Lentinus ponderosa 2 |
 Lenzites betulina |
 Brefeldia maxima, a slime mold. |
 Lepiota acutesquamosa |
 Lepiota cristata |
 Lepista nuda |
 Leucangia carthusiana |
 Leucoagaricus naucina |
 Leucocoprinus spp |
 Leucopaxillus septentrionalis, found under Ponderosa pine in a wet fall. |
 Lycoperdon perl |
 Lycoperdon pyriformis |
 Lyophyllum decastes |
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