It was a beautiful fall day when 6 of us walked about 4 km around a small loop in the Copeland Forest management area. This 4400 acre area is managed by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forest and is a multi-use forest. We saw bike riders, horse riders, mushroom hunters and dog walkers. We spent 3 hours walking and checking out the multitude of mushrooms and plants. We found the trails well-marked, using a map downloaded from the Friends of Copeland’s website.
The photos are thanks to Allan Thompson
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| A stream at Copeland forest | Squirrel corn | Monotropa |
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| Ustilago -Dead Man’s fingers | Ustilago | Climacadon septrionale Shelving tooth |
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| Turkey tails | Lycoperdon -Puff Balls | Hericium americanum |
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| Honey mushrooms | Honey mushrooms | Marasmius rotula |
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| Waxy caps |
