At some point, I started taking photos of mushrooms when I saw them around the area, and have now become very excited to find new species. It's like an easter egg hunt... and you never know what you might find. I have no idea how many species are native to the area.
Montezuma/Cabuya has a mushroom expert living here, Dennis Church, who used to grow them professionally for food in Vermont.
If anyone can identify these species, let me know and I'll credit you on the website. And feel free to send me your mushroom photos, as long as they are something better or different than what I already have online here. Thanks!
Best Photos:

Green Shelf Mushrooms - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Tiny bright shiny red mushrooms - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Yellow fungus/mushroom growing from within a rotting log - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Hallucinogenic Mushroom growing on a cow pie - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Yellow Mushrooms that will open up within a day - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Black fungus balls growing on rotting tree stump - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

A local "oyster mushroom" variety (supposedly edible but not tasty) - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Shelf Mushrooms - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Giant toadstool with ring - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Boring messy mushrooms - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

White mushrooms on stump - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Tall skinny mushroom (12" tall) - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Large waxy mushrooms (Used for cancer cure, according to Dennis Church) - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Giant Ground Mushroom from Vainilla/Tambor - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Red puffball mushroom/fungus - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Small white button mushrooms - Photographer: Geoff McCabe

Yucky white fungus stuff - Photographer: Geoff McCabe