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 Mikael
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 P. semilanceata (updated 23.9.)
#13123768 - 08/30/10 11:56 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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These ones was fruiting in bog where is some hay growing on it.
Edited by Mikael (09/23/10 09:23 AM)
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caphillkid
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13123774 - 08/30/10 11:57 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Wow, a lib thread with actual libs.
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Lanceata
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Nice libs. They look so good when they're fresh and juicy.
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 amilibertine
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Lanceata]
#13124127 - 08/30/10 01:17 PM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Those are some nice beefy libs, most the others I've seen posted from this season seem so skinny in comparison.
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Bobzimmer
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Nice find and beautiful shots, Mikael.
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vjp
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sweet finds and pics!
got any habitat shots?
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13126277 - 08/30/10 07:47 PM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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good ones mikael
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knarkkorven
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Nice to see more photos from that bog. I find it very unusual to find them together with that kind of moss.
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Mikael
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Thanks guys you're cool 
vjp;sorry no habitat shots, but I take them next time if I remember..
kk; same thing. I think that people just dont look libs in bogs, and of course there is a plenty more of them fruiting in pastures, lawns and such..
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13138017 - 09/02/10 10:19 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Okay, here is some more pics from the bog and habitat shots as well.
         
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13138037 - 09/02/10 10:25 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Great work!
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Joie]
#13139003 - 09/02/10 02:20 PM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Thanks for the habitat shots!
Do you know any of the moss, grass, or tree species in and around the bog?
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: vjp]
#13139067 - 09/02/10 02:34 PM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Sweet shots! That looks like a cool place to hunt, especially actives!
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Mikael
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: vjp]
#13141611 - 09/03/10 03:35 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Quote:
vjp said:
Thanks for the habitat shots!
Do you know any of the moss, grass, or tree species in and around the bog?
I know that trees that grows around that bog are birch and alder. Moss is peat moss cant tell any better.
Also there where some other mushrooms species fruiting, like Galerina paludosa, Hypholoma myosotis and some brown Inocybe sp.
Parks: Yes nice place to hunt, very chill only unpleasant things are deer flys they really like to take a bite at you..
Thanks all of you guys for your nice replies
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13142143 - 09/03/10 08:30 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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those are some pinnicle semis man!! beefy and beautiful. looks like wicked private safe habitat to hunt in eh! way to go. 
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Mikael
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Quote:
psylosymonreturns said:
those are some pinnicle semis man!! beefy and beautiful. looks like wicked private safe habitat to hunt in eh! way to go.
Thanks psylosymon, yeah its a cool place to pick.
A few pics more from that spot..
        
Edited by Mikael (10/24/10 09:59 PM)
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13178760 - 09/11/10 04:16 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Taco Supreme!
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: paradise]
#13178895 - 09/11/10 05:53 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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I bow to your libs hunting skillz 
Awesome finds dude, whereabouts on this rock are you?
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13185381 - 09/12/10 02:55 PM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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I'm very jealous... very nice finds. Here In Estonia I just spotted my first liberty cap ever - unfortunately it was behind a fence and there were people around. I hope I can find a spot just like yours. Cheers
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Mikael
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Thanks a lot guys 
Danja: Finland.
          
Edited by Mikael (10/24/10 10:00 PM)
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13209479 - 09/17/10 12:04 PM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: dicky21]
#13212678 - 09/18/10 01:09 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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AtYourLiberty
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Thats interesting, i didn't realise libs could grow in bogs, thought it was always pastures.
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Lanceata
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Quote:
AtYourLiberty said:
Thats interesting, i didn't realise libs could grow in bogs, thought it was always pastures.
Anywhere there's grass, sedge you can find libs. Also I never found a lib in pastures (well, 1) and I found hundreds this season. Don't look in them much though to be fair. I found loads on grassy verges on the sides of footpaths.
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Mikael
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Lanceata]
#13235220 - 09/23/10 09:22 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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kk: See the bluing on top of the cap? These ones are semis for sure, I always check them at least twice.
Libs just keeps on fruiting
         
Edited by Mikael (10/06/11 07:21 AM)
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13235236 - 09/23/10 09:31 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Did you show him any toadstools?
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: elprawn]
#13235287 - 09/23/10 09:48 AM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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elprawn said:
Did you show him any toadstools?
Yep 
Can you tell me that what is your opinion about those gyms?
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#13235926 - 09/23/10 12:15 PM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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Looks to be two different types of gyms there - the reddish one could possibly be G. purpuratus, I haven't heard of them fruiting in Finland before but it has been found in Germany so it could very well be found in Suomi. The other one looks like it could be G. Sapineus... but the gills look somehow wrong.
Oh, a question for you - I live near what in my years of research should be the perfect habitat for finding P. semis, enough rain, enough sedge grasses near the sea. The conditions lately have also been perfect, rain with sunny breaks, cold enough nights but I still haven't found any. My theory is that my elevation is too close to sea level - any idea what your elevation is? I think libs prefer a bit of elevation, not necessarily mountainous but higher than where I'm at. All I need to do is take a short drive I believe to find them... just too damn busy with work
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"...I found dozens of single specimens. That's what I call hunting. There are only a few "good" hunters here, even now. You're certainly in that group. I would imagine if we hunted together we'd find our styles are similar."
- Mr. Mushrooms
RIP Matt, your friendship and your contributions to the world of fungi will be missed. Unfortunately we never got to hunt together.
St Thomas
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Mikael
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Quote:
StInvetroThomas said:
Looks to be two different types of gyms there - the reddish one could possibly be G. purpuratus, I haven't heard of them fruiting in Finland before but it has been found in Germany so it could very well be found in Suomi. The other one looks like it could be G. Sapineus.
Thanks for you input
That would be super if those gyms turns out to be G. purpuratus.
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wowitch17
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13235996 - 09/23/10 12:32 PM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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nice gym pics! i like them a lot.
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Mikael
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Quote:
StInvetroThomas said:
Looks to be two different types of gyms there - the reddish one could possibly be G. purpuratus, I haven't heard of them fruiting in Finland before but it has been found in Germany so it could very well be found in Suomi. The other one looks like it could be G. Sapineus... but the gills look somehow wrong.
Oh, a question for you - I live near what in my years of research should be the perfect habitat for finding P. semis, enough rain, enough sedge grasses near the sea. The conditions lately have also been perfect, rain with sunny breaks, cold enough nights but I still haven't found any. My theory is that my elevation is too close to sea level - any idea what your elevation is? I think libs prefer a bit of elevation, not necessarily mountainous but higher than where I'm at. All I need to do is take a short drive I believe to find them... just too damn busy with work
Ups, did not notice your new message.
Well I dont know about my sea level. Maybe you like to check pastureland too, I bet that season is peaking now or very soon.
Edited by Mikael (10/13/10 05:39 AM)
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Re: P. semilanceata [Re: Mikael]
#13237299 - 09/23/10 04:59 PM (1 year, 8 months ago) |
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i found a nice looking location for libs goin to check out tomorrow. the field gets flooded at least once a year usually in spring or winter, i was just wondering would this just kill any mycelium that would grow there or would it be a good place to check out. any ideas would be grateful thank you.
p.s it could be completely for a week or more
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