Stewards from Sapperton Fish and Game on day 2 of the counting and transport to hatchery. 6 male 3 female the other day, 9 males and 6 females today in the counting box. 2 of each are going to the hatchery, the rest are going up to spawn. We’ll try to catch up with some of them later on Still Creek.

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On Crataegus

I doubt this is Leucogyrophana mollusca, but that's the closest match I can find for now. The hymenium appears irpicoid, there is no indication of a pale sterile margin, and the texture was dry and somewhat brittle. But this could be a result of aging and growing on a vertical surface. I wonder if the pale tips of the "teeth" are diagnostic

A native bittersweet.

Only ever ID'd this one maybe 2 other times. Much less common than its nonnative cousin.

They look and grow so similar clues to look out for are flowers/fruits borne only on the ends of stems not from the sides like in C. orbiculatus and seed capsules which open up to reveal the fruit are orange as opposed to yellow