Chimaphila Maculata

Aralia californica

Lycoperdon perlatum

Wish I knew what this was.  Found growing on a 10 foot tall Cordia sebestena.

I picked some Lycopodium obscurum (Ground Pine) I found while hiking.  The spores are extremely flammable due to a high fat content and were formerly used in flash photography and to make small explosions in circus shows.  I picked the strobili off one, squeezed it rigorously to rupture the sporangia, collected the fine yellow flour-like spores on paper and dumped some on a flame to see how flammable the spores from only one plant would be.

Hypoxis hirsuta

Galerina marginata

Grifola frondosa

Matteuccia struthiopteris (Ostrich Fern).  In the spring when the new leaves come up as fiddleheads, they can be cooked and eaten.

Corchorus hirsutus

Actaea pachypoda