Recent Fungi sightings on a short walk

On short walk a couple of days ago I came across this aged mushroom growing at the base of an old Hemlock stump.
Not positive but I think it might be Boletus coniferarum/ conifer bolete.

Hemlock trees are conifers.
That part of the identification matched in my researching.
It looks past it's peak and somewhat dried out but still beautiful to me in my Fungi Lovers eyes.
If this is Boletus coniferarum is listed as inedible.

I'm glad I continued to take more pictures.
I like some of the blue sky captured in this photo.

On my return trip back out of the woods I took a different route as I usually always do hoping I will find more mushrooms.

I spotted this little sunny yellow beauty growing up out of some leaf matter next to a decaying log.
There's a close by running stream of water. This area is always damp. A great environment for fungi.

I have no positive identification on this mushroom either.
The closest comparison I could find so far is Pluteus.sp

I gently removed some of the damp leaves from around it so I could get a better look at the stem and see if could get a peek under it's cap.

My fiddling around with it even though I was being very careful trying to not to disturb it to much it still came crashing down onto the forest floor.
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Crashing is perhaps over dramatizing the event just a little bit 😉😁.

🍄HAPPY Fungi Friday

Photography by,
@annephilbrick
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