Crepidotus crocophyllus (Berk.) Sacc. Cap 0.5-1.5cm across, convex to kidney-shaped or fan-shaped; ochraceous brown; covered in minute appressed scales. Gills rather broad, crowded, rounded behind; yellow to ochre-orange. No stem. Flesh soft, thin. Spores subglobose, slightly roughened, pale ochre-yellow, 5.7-6 x 5.7-6µ. Deposit dull brown to cinnamon brown. Habitat on dead or decaying hardwood logs and stumps. Found widely distributed in North America. Season May possibly through to September. Edibility not known.