Boletus miniato-olivaceus A.H. Smith & Theirs 1971
This beautiful bolete has a rose-red dry cap that ages to a mottled pinksih-tan with olivaceous splotches. The bright yellow pores take on a reddish coloration with age, but turn olive with age. They also stain blue with handling or cutting, but these stains eventually change to brown. The stipe has a yellow background over which are red to red-brown markings appearing as streaks and dots. The apex and the base of the stipe are bright yellow. Mycorrhizal with beech and hemlock. Not edible and possibly somewhat toxic.
It is in the Boletaceae family of the Boletales order.
Boletus miniato-olivaceus