Poplar logs inoculated with Lion’s mane spores. Neofavolus alveolaris, Hexagonal polypore, saprobic. Found near the stumpery just south of the clearing.
Tops of Neofavolus alveolaris. They were a bright orange.
Underneath the stumpery pile, an animal has dug a hole or tunnel. We found several other spots like this today. We received our new trail camera and will set it up tomorrow we hope.
We went to the farm today to inoculate more poplar logs with Lion’s mane mushroom spores. Once finished, we took a short walk around and found a few mushrooms. We found a polypore and a common Laccaria. These were new mushrooms found at SAFF.
Common Laccaria tops. One young specimen and one older.White gills, orange concave cap,long brown stipe. Found growing out of leaf litter in mixed forest. We found a few singles of these as well as a cluster near the driveway and gate up front.
Saint Andrew’s Forest Farm 
Those Neofavolus look amazing. I’ve never them before. I’ll have to look them up!
Yes, they were a striking color. Surprised us with their beauty.