Gar, What you have found is a typical winter fruiting of Pleurotus, aka Oyster mushroom. They look like they fruited late in the fall or early winter before the really cold snap. Keep a watch on this stump for new fruitings. These are good to eat if the bugs and mold have not attacked them. Great picture - good find. Genny steiner
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Very large mushrooms were at the base of the stump. Gar Lorain
Gar, What you have found is a typical winter fruiting of Pleurotus, aka Oyster mushroom. They look like they fruited late in the fall or early winter before the really cold snap. Keep a watch on this stump for new fruitings. These are good to eat if the bugs and mold have not attacked them. Great picture - good find. Genny steiner
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