laurence
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- Location
- in the aeroplane over the sea
i saw these the other day
This morning's mushrooms
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laurence
Veteran
- Location
- in the aeroplane over the sea
and this
Dayvo
just passin' through
- Location
- 59° 50′ 5.55″ N, 10° 47′ 41.89″ E
laurence said:i saw these the other day
Looks a bit like a blown-up picture of what I once left behind in a sauna once!
laurence
Veteran
- Location
- in the aeroplane over the sea
another close up
Oudemansiella mucida - edible according to Rogers Mushrooms but I wouldn't try them myself. Related to the gardener's scourge Armillaria (Honey fungus) which is edible but poor flavour and often causes allergic upsets.laurence said:i saw these the other day
Macrolepiota rhacodes - the Shaggy Parasol. This one is eminently edible and excellent flavour, and I have often eaten them - but again - allergenic to some people.laurence said:and this
Please be sure of the ID before you eat anything! Don't rely on my - or any other forummer's - identification of your photos!
Tetedelacourse
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- Location
- Rosyth
Betty? Betty... BETTY!?
Aint Skeered
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laurence said:another close up
Fantastic pictures Laurence, I've used this one as a background on my PC, looks great.
laurence
Veteran
- Location
- in the aeroplane over the sea
cheers AS!
it was taken with a highly expensive and professional camera- a refurbished kodak compact digital that set me beck about 50 squids. bargain.
L
it was taken with a highly expensive and professional camera- a refurbished kodak compact digital that set me beck about 50 squids. bargain.
L
Fnaar
Smutmaster General
- Location
- Thumberland
I'm familiar with button mushrooms (cold at the mo', innit! 
) and garlic mushrooms () but can anyone ID these for me? I've had a go with a book, but not too sure...pics are cr@p, taken on mobile, I'm afraid, all taken about this time last year, over space of a few weeks. (Apols to admin if this post is ricky-dicky-diculously large...)
1) Giant funnel??
2) 3) 4) 5) No idea...
) and garlic mushrooms () but can anyone ID these for me? I've had a go with a book, but not too sure...pics are cr@p, taken on mobile, I'm afraid, all taken about this time last year, over space of a few weeks. (Apols to admin if this post is ricky-dicky-diculously large...)1) Giant funnel??
2) 3) 4) 5) No idea...
Fnaar
Smutmaster General
- Location
- Thumberland
...and some more
6) no idea...
7) Sheathed woodtuft?
8) Slippery Jack? Leathery Jack?
6) no idea...
7) Sheathed woodtuft?
8) Slippery Jack? Leathery Jack?
Hmm... not easy. (1) is a bit indistinct, could be a rather overblown Russula or Lactarius. (2) looks like our Oudemansiella again, (3) could be any one of a number of different kinds, (4) is an overblown Ink Cap again, (5) might be an Amanita, avoid! (6) and (7) look like the same type, Flammulina perhaps, (8) I can't make out - Collybia perhaps? or Armillaria?...
You need someone with better expertise than me.
Anyway none of these likely to be edible, and the Amanita could be definitely poisonous...
You need someone with better expertise than me.
Anyway none of these likely to be edible, and the Amanita could be definitely poisonous...
A better forum for shroom identification is found at www.downsizer.net.
