Index of fungi with the same common nameThis page is an index of articles on fungus species (or higher taxonomic groups) with the same common name ( vernacular name). Who doesn't love a good scary story, something to send a chill across your skin in the middle of summer's heat — or really, any other time? Between dealing with sleazy real estate developers intent on getting their hands on Torrent Mansion, a teenage Slip Witch who just might be the Queen of Sarcasm, a talking magical cat who smells like lavender, and an AWOL potential future boyfriend, Harlow would love nothing more than a peaceful Summer.

Harlow stumbles over a dead body, frozen and drained of blood, during Harlot Bay, North Carolina’s Butter Festival. Several large orange jelly fungus (Dacrymyces palmatus) growing out of the cut end of a downed hemlock log.

That’s it, it’s tastes like ben gay, and it makes my tongue feel like I’ve rubbed the spot with icy hot or something. Tremella mesenterica and Tremella aurantia mushrooms are yellowish-orange in color and found on hardwood trees with bark still attached. Sometimes, in the night she could hear the screams of the women as their interrogators were pricking them to find the Devil’s mark; as they were tearing off their fingernails, piercing the flesh beneath to find the numb spot which proved they were in league with Satan. Saprobic, mainly on dead and decaying hardwood - notable hazel, beech and oak - but very occasionally also on pine.

Before Robert Eggers’ The Witch became the toast of the Sundance Film Festival (and earned him a Best Directing Award), he was a first-time filmmaker trying to get an indie horror movie out into the world. However I found it was too similar to a book I had already read so lost interest in continuing in the story.Anything yellow, but also bluebells, which seem to be particularly associated with the Virgin Mary, and Hawthorn which would link back to fairy folk. Even though the general consensus is that witch’s butter is edible, there is considerable debate about whether or not it can be eaten raw. I have collected a lot of this, soaked it in simple syrup, drained it, then dehydrated it slightly until it resembles a gummy.