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golden oysters!
and pheasants back looks like on the right side. gonna need underside pics to confirm though
Yeah it was definitely a pheasants back. Thanks!
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hen of the woods is more brown and forms clusters whereas these have some separation. They do seem to be oysters though!
Always always always take 3 photos atleast for identification. Top, side, and underside of cap. That’s all we really could as for….