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Richard Tehan displays a pair of honey mushrooms found on a short hike as part of an introduction to Pacific Northwest edible mushrooms held by Benton County Natural Areas & Parks at Beazell Memorial Forest on Saturday.
Joseph Spatafora, center, head of the Department of Botany and Plant Pathology at Oregon State, talks with Helen Kupeli, left, and Mehmet Kupeli in the mushroom identification display area at Beazell Memorial Forest and Education Center on Saturday.
Michele Wiseman, right, a PhD candidate at Oregon State, answers questions at the mushroom identification station at the introductory exploration of Pacific Northwest edible mushrooms on held on Saturday.
Benton County Natural Areas & Parks held introductory exploration of Pacific Northwest edible mushrooms at Beazell Memorial Forest on Saturday.
Participants sign in for the introductory exploration of Pacific Northwest edible mushrooms Saturday morning.
Richard Tehan answers questions on a short hike during the introductory exploration of Pacific Northwest edible mushrooms held by Benton County Natural Areas & Parks on Saturday at Beazell Memorial Forest.
A Western Black Elfin Saddle mushroom found on hike as part of a mushroom event held by Benton County Natural Areas & Parks at Beazell Memorial Forest on Saturday.
Oregon is home to hundreds of mushroom species and is one of the most diverse places in the world for fungus. In the Mid-Willamette Valley, there is no shortage of mushroom enthusiasts.
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