Notes: White gills, deep rooting stalk about 6.5 inches long, twisted, fibrous, with yellow-tint to stalk, especially that portion underground; cap 3.5 inches across, mostly white, some fine fibrils, especially near the edge of the cap; center depressed and somewhat reddish-stained; gills pure white; probably growing in well-rotted wood, but hard to tell in that area because wood was everywhere anyway. I was thinking Oudemansiella or similar fungus, but this doesn’t key out easily in Aurora: mostly because of the yellow tint to the stipe, but also that long tapering mostly underground stipe. I had no idea it was going to be that long when I started digging it up. I’m still not sure I got the whole thing.
