Identification: Identification of yellow mushroom on a tree trunk

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  1. David Wong

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    Yellow, cap about 3 inches in diameter, thin stalk
    Three on one tree trunk, and five on another tree trunk
    Seen on October 18, 2018 on Mayne Island
     

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    Frog Generous Contributor Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    Hi David - These lovely critters are in Pholiota genus, possibly P. aurivella, not sure.
     
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    They are so beautiful - bright colour and shiny. Almost wanting to pick them. It would be wrong to deprive others to see them.
    I didn't provide you with enough features to pin down the specific species, but now I know which genus, and possibly P. aurivella. I appreciate your effort. Thank you.
     
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    Beauty does not last forever. This was what they looked like two months later.
     

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    Makes me think of Rodin sculpture...
     
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    You see beauty among the ruin.
     
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