FunGuy asked me to post these for him:

Thank you Psy,
I am not much a photographer ,nor did I have much a camera. These pics came from behind an old girl friends apartment building .The place was full of all kinds of fungi. A myco heaven ,if you will .There were numerous of these sulpur shelf.I have never eaten any of these .I here they are real good when they are young.This place also had an abundance of chanterelles.I am not at my best when identifying .I am a cultivator.But ,I am learning .I have a few more pics from this walk when these were taken. If anyone would care to see them.

Well, pic 3 looks very much like Ramaria Stricta to me- its been very common over here this year.

as for the others- I'll have a guess later.

Mark

Here are a few more from the same place.

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Cool finds, first one reminds me a lot of the "chicken of the woods" or a close relative. Note the color of your specimen looks a little faded which can be a sign that it is past its prime picking age.
Here is a pic of some that I found earlier this season. I never got around to eating any although I did sample a small piece (didnt swallow the piece) and the flavor/texture was great. That same day I also found some Lion's Main (Hericium).

And here is the Lion's Main: