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 lord of the gnomes
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 Re: A South Australia 2012  [Re: scrogman]
#16637731 - 08/03/12 03:43 AM (9 months, 10 days ago) |
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alterior said:
Nice pics sausages  I think your last one might be a Galerina :)
defiantly not a Galerina.
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scrogman said:
your a fucking legend lord of the gnomes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i didnt know subs grew in pine needles, some of those look like what we called blue meanies when i lived in sa....
haha thanks man  Subs most certainly do grow from pine needles but i generally hunt in Eucalyptus and grassy areas.
also "blue meanies" dont grow in SA these are "copper tops"
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 alterior
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defiantly not a Galerina.
You may be right, the stipe texture puts me off. Maybe it could be Agrocybe, but I don't think that's correct  I'm curious to know!
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fuzzyferret
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Re: A South Australia 2012 [Re: sausages]
#16638075 - 08/03/12 05:58 AM (9 months, 10 days ago) |
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I went for a nice drive today, Ive found two places that I'm gonna go search this week.. fingers crossed it will be fruitful.
Anyway today I went for a lovely walk enjoying the fresh air and beautiful nature and I stumbled across 4 different species (inactives) yet sorry I didn't get any pics of them. One species had a red cap with orange stem. About 4cm tall, cap 1.5cm-2cm wide.
Anyone know what it may be?
Then i found these white-fleshed ones that had a pruple-pink tinge to the cap and gills. Cap about size of 50c coin, some bigger.
Hmmm. Ive never seen this before.
I also done my usual Acacia sightings.
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fuzzyferret
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I will try to get pics of what I find on my next hunt. Im gonna search som eplaces that I've never been before and its a quite hard place to get to.
I know that subs grow where there are pines, but I'm curious as to whether they are also promising amongst bracken ferns?
I hope all you guys have a GREAT weekend!!  
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alterior
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Good stuff fuzzyferret always good to get out in nature
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One species had a red cap with orange stem. About 4cm tall, cap 1.5cm-2cm wide.
It really could be many things without more details / pics. At a guess it might be something like Hygrocybe miniata, which is not uncommon.
  
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Then i found these white-fleshed ones that had a pruple-pink tinge to the cap and gills
Don't know sorry, would need further info / pics.
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I know that subs grow where there are pines, but I'm curious as to whether they are also promising amongst bracken ferns?
In my experience I have not found subs directly near bracken ferns, but they may grow in the same overall area.
Good luck!
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Stopwhispering
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alterior said:
Nice pics sausages I think your last one might be a Galerina :)
defiantly not a Galerina.
It's a Xerula/Hymenopellis sp. from the looks of the stip, overall stature.
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alterior
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lord of the gnomes said:
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alterior said:
Nice pics sausages I think your last one might be a Galerina :)
defiantly not a Galerina.
It's a Xerula/Hymenopellis sp. from the looks of the stip, overall stature.
Oh cool! Thanks SW
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fuzzyferret
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Re: A South Australia 2012 [Re: alterior]
#16638153 - 08/03/12 06:50 AM (9 months, 10 days ago) |
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Sorry my descriptions are pretty vague, I understand that it's near-impossible to work out what they are without a photo. Hopefully i get some photos when I go next hey.
By the way, I was blown away when I found out that Amanita Muscaria actually grows here in SA! Wicked! If I ever stumbled across an Amanita it would blow my mind.... Ive always wanted to see one in real life. They have a certain allure to them what with the brlliant red.
And I love how I can go trekking through the wilderness away from noisy society... and end up walking for hours and hours loosing track of time enjoying myself and feeling so alive. 
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lord of the gnomes
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fuzzyferret said:
I know that subs grow where there are pines, but I'm curious as to whether they are also promising amongst bracken ferns?
i always look for bracken ferns, especially if they are growing amongst Eucs or pine trees. there is most definitely a connection between Subaeruginosa and bracken ferns
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alterior
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 Re: A South Australia 2012 [Re: ericos_bob]
#16643055 - 08/04/12 04:23 AM (9 months, 9 days ago) |
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Simocybe phlebophora
  
Geoglossum umbratile
Tremella fuciformis
Exidia nucleata
Edited by alterior (09/20/12 01:08 PM)
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Re: A South Australia 2012 [Re: alterior]
#16651925 - 08/06/12 07:53 AM (9 months, 7 days ago) |
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It seems my patches have gone to rest up for next season. The only thing flushing is my poker hand. Haha! Thats called a bluff! I have a pair of 2's! :-(...... Went for a hunt today, and they were very dry and only here and there. But, I found a whole heap hiding in a nice wet little bracken fern. They seem to love bracken. It's a bloody good place to hide, cos it cuts my fingers up like anything. Good season lads and ladies. Cheers for all the help on ID's and info. See you all next year.
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MagicMerlin9
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Hey all, found this site about a week ago now and lovin all the info n what not! So thought ill make my first post bout my first hunt which was today Im spewing its near the end of the season, but was pretty damn keen to get out into the wilderness today so I went for abit of a drive, had a great day trekking about the place n snapping up some photos and am so keen to get out there again!
Coz Im new to all this, IDs on Mushrooms seem fairly daunting rite now so was seeing if someone could please help a noob out  cheers all, Peace!
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ericos_bob
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My guess is laccaria fraterna. In any case there are no actives in your pics. There are still subs around but they are few and far between this time of year.
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MagicMerlin9
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Re: A South Australia 2012 [Re: ericos_bob]
#16658890 - 08/07/12 08:13 AM (9 months, 6 days ago) |
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Cheers bob Yeah I got into it a bit late I think, but love getting out there and learning about all this
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alterior
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1,3. Rhodocollybia butyracea
2. Pholiota sp possibly Pholiota communis
4-8. Laccaria fraterna
Cool pics MagicMerlin9, better luck next time
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Re: A South Australia 2012 [Re: alterior]
#16659725 - 08/07/12 12:37 PM (9 months, 6 days ago) |
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Agaricus sp
  
Ramaria sp
Sarcodon sp
  
Ramaria lorithamnus
Clitocybe sp
  
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lord of the gnomes
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Re: A South Australia 2012 [Re: alterior]
#16664041 - 08/08/12 02:44 AM (9 months, 5 days ago) |
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couple from over the weekend on a hunt with Olive up north
      
he got alot more pictures than i did so hopefully he'll get time to upload them.
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psychobillysoldier
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Trust old mate gnomey to still be finding subs...
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Trust old mate gnomey to still be finding subs...
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fuzzyferret
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Re: A South Australia 2012 [Re: ericos_bob]
#16674270 - 08/10/12 01:19 AM (9 months, 3 days ago) |
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went for a leisure walk in the hills... found lots of inactives but also unfortunately I came across a few certain sites which were obvious people had been there...as i found two discarded syringes laying in the grass... fucking disgusting!!!! what is it about certain dickheads who litter in the wild along with empty beer cans... anyone witnessed this shit?
sorry but it pisses me off. some people have no respect.... 
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