im addicted to hunting! need another ID please

inabinn · 09-11-08, 14:15

found these guys in between rainshowers this morning. the first ones i found on rotting logs or on the ground very close to them, psilocybe caerulipes maybe? the last two i picked were near the edge of the forrest along side a grassy clearing. i found them in small to medium sized clusters with some almost the size of dinner plates. i noticed that the ground was kind of mulchy, covered with leaves and twigs but no visible logs. the very last one i found at the base of a tree, i have no idea what it is but there were prob another dozen or so in the same cluster.

Alan Rockefeller · 09-11-08, 15:02

1 - 2) Maybe Psathyrella
3 - 4) Not sure, maybe Hygrophorus
5) Psathyrella candolleana
6 - 7) Not sure, maybe Stropharia
8 - 9) Gymnopus
10) Could be Armillaria but I would need to see some older ones to be sure

Beastmaster · 09-11-08, 15:30

If you are truly in love with this hobby then do yourself a favor and obtain a competent field guide. Being able to identify your own mushrooms is really the only way to go.

http://forums.mycotopia.net/wild-mus...ld-guides.html (Field Guides)

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inabinn Mycophiliac Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 13	im addicted to hunting! need another ID please found these guys in between rainshowers this morning. the first ones i found on rotting logs or on the ground very close to them, psilocybe caerulipes maybe? the last two i picked were near the edge of the forrest along side a grassy clearing. i found them in small to medium sized clusters with some almost the size of dinner plates. i noticed that the ground was kind of mulchy, covered with leaves and twigs but no visible logs. the very last one i found at the base of a tree, i have no idea what it is but there were prob another dozen or so in the same cluster. Attached Thumbnails

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Beastmaster Critter Keeper Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2,135	If you are truly in love with this hobby then do yourself a favor and obtain a competent field guide. Being able to identify your own mushrooms is really the only way to go. http://forums.mycotopia.net/wild-mus...ld-guides.html (Field Guides) __________________ 'Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes genius and courage to move in the opposite direction.' AE

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09-11-08, 15:02	#2 (permalink)
Alan Rockefeller Mycologist Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 377	1 - 2) Maybe Psathyrella 3 - 4) Not sure, maybe Hygrophorus 5) Psathyrella candolleana 6 - 7) Not sure, maybe Stropharia 8 - 9) Gymnopus 10) Could be Armillaria but I would need to see some older ones to be sure