This is Pseudoinonotus dryadeus, a curious polypore that parasitizes oak trees, growing larger off of the stolen nutrients while exuding characteristic droplets, called "guttation." Many mushrooms can guttate, but very few guttate as consistently as the Oak Bracket, sometimes also called Weeping Polypore.
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