Chanterelles also come in size small as seen
on the right in the above photo.
On the left is a white, Aborted Entoloma.

Shown above is a false Chanterelle,
distinguished by its surface markings,
gill configuration, and tough texture.
False Chanterelles are edible but not
recommended to eat, since they can be
toxic to some palates.

Here are a few 'picks' from another fun, forest foraging
day. From left to right: Aborted Entoloma, False
Chanterelle, King Bolete

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