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Panus is a small genus of tough wood-rotting fungi whose fruitbodies are usually purple tinged when young and fresh. These were on a large dead stump just east of the road to the parking lot.

Panus is a small genus of tough wood-rotting fungi whose fruitbodies are usually purple tinged when young and fresh. These were on a large dead stump just east of the road to the parking lot.

Found on Fall Creek Trail at Fall Creek Unit/Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park

Or maybe another shelf fungi that was colonized by something else?

Along the Brushy Peaks trail. We would never have paid any attention to them if the brighter part of those fungi was white. But it was pink...

On the exposed root of a
Douglas Fir stump.

On a Douglas Fir stump.

About 5 in across top