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Fungi of the Golden Gate National Parks and beyond

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We often look up at the beauty of the Golden Gate National Parks, but sometimes you can find beauty by looking down. And under. And around. That's what San Francisco Park Stewardship Intern Gabriel Tigreros has been doing lately, documenting every mushroom he can find in the Golden Gate National Parks and neighboring parklands. Take a look at some of his most funky fungi pics below and read more about his journeys here.

  • An orange stinking oyster mushroom found in the Golden Gate National Parks.
    An orange stinking oyster mushroom found in the Golden Gate National Parks. Gabriel Tigreros / Parks Conservancy
  • Sulfur tuft mushroom found in the Golden Gate National Parks.
    Sulfur tuft mushroom found in the Golden Gate National Parks. Gabriel Tigreros / Parks Conservancy
  • A red-and-white fly agaric mushroom found at Point Reyes.
    A fly agaric mushroom found at Point Reyes. Gabriel Tigreros / Parks Conservancy
  • White coral fungus found in the Golden Gate National Parks.
    White coral fungus found in the Golden Gate National Parks. Gabriel Tigreros / Parks Conservancy
  • Western jumbo gym mushroom found in the Golden Gate National Parks.
    Western jumbo gym mushroom found in the Golden Gate National Parks. Gabriel Tigreros / Parks Conservancy
  • Yellow-veiled amanita mushroom found in the Golden Gate National Parks.
    Yellow-veiled amanita mushroom found in the Golden Gate National Parks. Gabriel Tigreros / Parks Conservancy

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