Ann, when I get a chance, I'll dig out one of my reference books and send you a photo. There are a couple of other varieties I enjoy, and they are very, very easy to identify. There's no chance of confusing them with a poisonous variety, as nothing else looks like them. The ones I'll send you pictures of are parasitic, and are found mostly around dead, diseased, or dying Oak Trees, from early August, until early October when conditions are right. To save time hunting for them, I'll just look up at the tree canopy, and make a beeline for any trees that have no leaves on them. This is of course before the leaves have dropped.