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Pycnoporus cinnabarinus Species
Angles captured. Four frames of the stick held up and rotated, showing the bracket from both faces.
Two or three fused brackets along a fallen stick, each 2–4 cm across, intensely uniform orange-red, matte and finely felted above, thin and corky, attached broadly with no stipe.
On a fallen hardwood stick lifted from the forest floor. Saprotrophic white-rot.
Little else in the northeast is this colour.
Nothing essential.
The same species as TM0020 at Broad Meadow Brook, five days earlier — the first taxon to appear at two different sites in this guide.
Found at Leominster State Forest, Leominster, MA on Thursday, 6 August 2026 at 12:07. See the full walk for that day's weather and everything else recorded.
Perennial polypore on an oak trunkGanoderma sp. · Oct 10Moderate
Small zoned bracketTrametes sp. · Jul 31Moderate–high
Cinnabar polypore on oakPycnoporus cinnabarinus · Aug 1High
Orange-gilled bracket on a logTapinella or Phyllotopsis · Aug 6Moderate
Brown cap on a birch logUnidentified · Aug 6Low
Zoned brackets on rockTrametes or Stereum · Aug 6Moderate
Birch polyporeFomitopsis betulina · Aug 6High
Bracket colony among fernsTrametes or Stereum · Aug 8Low–moderate