Are these Trumpets?

[mister_zee]

I must admit I haven't paid much attention to recent posts about trumpets because I've never run across anything that even resembled one.

Here are some pics of my find yesterday. Are these trumpets?

[mister_zee]

Pic 2

[mister_zee]

Pic 3

[mister_zee]

Close up

[Ohio Transplant]

is that a gomphus of some sort?

[Jack]

Can you take more pics?

[mister_zee]

The mushroom is solid. Here are some cut in half: The caps are smooth and black.

[miker]

I believe it is a member of the thelapora family,mike

[Jack]

Thats a trippy lookin son of a gun!
(absolutely not a craterellus)

[miker]

Polyozellus multiplex, I believe this is the shroom that mister_zee found and I found today in amongst the pines,mike

[Ohio Transplant]

Polyozellus multiplex aka the Blue Chanterelle. miker, I would like to see photos of those if possible. Thanks.

[miker]

Rex, if it is the same shroom I found, then they must be a darker form, or what I don't know, but they look just like mister-zee's shroom, and the only discription I can find close enough is this shroom, mine is dark and veined, not gilled just fullstemmmed and growing from a centralized cluster, will take a pic of it, and send you the same chip as I have in my camera with the other shots I showed you, would be cool if you post em for me,mike

[miker]

Gentlemen, could very well be a species of omphalotus, but what I found yesterday has a white sporeprint, with globose shaped spores, I can not find a picture in any of my books of nidiformis, the shroom I have does not have any blue to it, maybe tinges of deep purple around the outside rim of the trumpets, but not gilled, but veined, the only description I can find that fits the shroom I have, in any remote fashion is Polyozellus, maybe what I have is an older species of it, or it is the nidiformis,mike

[mister_zee]

If I run across this mushroom again I will deliver to you Greys.

[mister_zee]

I'll do that.:camera: