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 freezepooter
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 Re: Official Fall 2006 Winter 2007 PNW Thread. Post your finds here!  [Re: bryanlsd]
#6430777 - 01/06/07 01:11 PM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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no not really
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ClammyJoe
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Re: Official Fall 2006 Winter 2007 PNW Thread. Post your finds here! [Re: freezepooter]
#6431117 - 01/06/07 03:12 PM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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Huge Azurescens at the beach, final flush its looking like.
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OOISI
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Re: What are these??? [Re: didjin_d]
#6433420 - 01/07/07 04:06 AM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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Quote:
didjin_d said:
Found growing in woodchips
Typical mushroom smell
Adult specimens over 4 inches tall
seperable membrane present on cap
notice the white remnants on caps
brown/black bruising on stem (not the typical bluing of cyans)
Didn't think much of them when I first saw them, way too big for cyans. Brought one home and couldn't ID it, Hopefully you can give me some ideas (sorry, no sporeprint right now, my bad!)
Anyone identify these yet didjin? im quite interested in knowing what they are. Macroscopically they look like a mushroom of the psilocybe genus. My guess would be baeocystis, but yeah i dont really know much about them though. Any mod got an oppinion?
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 bluemeanie
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Re: What are these??? [Re: OOISI]
#6433456 - 01/07/07 04:33 AM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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Look a little meaty for the baeos that popped up in my yard - but could be.
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didjin_d
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Re: What are these??? [Re: OOISI]
#6437159 - 01/08/07 03:37 AM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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Quote:
OOISI said:
Anyone identify these yet didjin? im quite interested in knowing what they are. Macroscopically they look like a mushroom of the psilocybe genus. My guess would be baeocystis, but yeah i dont really know much about them though. Any mod got an oppinion?
No ID was ever made that I know of. someone did suggest it may be some type of armillarea.
Reguardless, I love the shape of those mushrooms. 
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bryanlsd
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 Re: What are these??? [Re: didjin_d]
#6442024 - 01/09/07 04:56 PM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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i dont think they are hallucinogenic.
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burtonridr152
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Re: What are these??? [Re: shroomydan]
#6446301 - 01/10/07 08:34 PM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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anyone live near the Reno/Tahoe area?
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hoopershroomer
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MAN! y the hell would you ask such a retarded question? this is a PACIFIC NORTH WEST FINDS! THREAD, pshh
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canid
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don't flame people. this is not a suggestion.
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Along a path I walk this night, clear to no other eyes than mine.
In faerie circles perchance I might, hope Elven honey bread to find.
Over stream and tangled root I leap, o'er bough and slumbering badger's keep.
Under hoary oak and willow I bound, to find such groves as can be found,
the sating mushrooms; spring's delight, as gifts from figures of the night.
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chowder77
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Re: What are these??? [Re: bluemeanie]
#6450817 - 01/12/07 01:29 AM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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didjin last weekend i went out hiking in a portland park and found a lot of mushrooms that looked very similar to the ones you posted. at this link are some pictures i snapped.
http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AZtnDdu4ctGLig
those mushrooms were in wood chips that had been placed around trees. it seemed like i went out on the perfect day, for that type of mushrooms. i've spent some time with mushrooms demystified trying to figure out what they were but am not certain. my only guess so far is flammulina velutipes, though i was not collecting any mushrooms when i went out and didn't perform a spore print or really even examine the gills closely.
it was a great way to spend an afternoon, walking around in the park identifying mushrooms.
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Re: What are these??? [Re: chowder77]
#6454288 - 01/13/07 02:25 AM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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well sadly, i fel this season has come to an end:(
it has snowed and now its just freezzing like everynight and snow is still on the ground from 2 days ago and, it just looks like its over.
im pretty dissapointed about the early ending, but im a little satisfied because i only managed to pick around 3 O's of dry cyanescens and this was my best season out of 2!
so i guess this is a goodbye from me to the PNW2006-07 finds thread!..unless i post some props for a find
guess i will see all of you next season for the 07-08 thread!
PEEEEEACE
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Quote:
hoopershroomer said:
well sadly, i fel this season has come to an end:(
it has snowed and now its just freezzing like everynight and snow is still on the ground from 2 days ago and, it just looks like its over.
im pretty dissapointed about the early ending, but im a little satisfied because i only managed to pick around 3 O's of dry cyanescens and this was my best season out of 2!
so i guess this is a goodbye from me to the PNW2006-07 finds thread!..unless i post some props for a find
guess i will see all of you next season for the 07-08 thread!
PEEEEEACE
When do you suppose the next shrooming season starts in PNW?
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canid
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Re: What are these??? [Re: Pizzaking]
#6456173 - 01/13/07 06:51 PM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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in general, next fall.
there will probably be opportunity for pans and for a few scattered findings of other species in the interim [into spring, possibly into summer], depending on rainfall and temps. the great bulk of the season is in the fall/winter [again, dependant oppon weather].
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Along a path I walk this night, clear to no other eyes than mine.
In faerie circles perchance I might, hope Elven honey bread to find.
Over stream and tangled root I leap, o'er bough and slumbering badger's keep.
Under hoary oak and willow I bound, to find such groves as can be found,
the sating mushrooms; spring's delight, as gifts from figures of the night.
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thetonebone72
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Re: What are these??? [Re: canid]
#6456562 - 01/13/07 09:46 PM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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Alas!!! One lone survivor from my private patch in Portland area. Found today but it looks at least 5 days old. I was truly shocked the patch had any fruits left in it after this cold snap.  Oh, don't you worry, I WILL eat it...I don't care how ugly it looks. Yes, that's an azure  Happy New Year Shroomerites!!
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bryanlsd
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when do you start hunting cyans? and what are the most likely spots for them to hide in, sir?
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Re: What are these??? [Re: bryanlsd]
#6462281 - 01/15/07 03:54 PM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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They hide in the search engine, usually around the searchiest time of the year.
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canid
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Re: What are these??? [Re: bryanlsd]
#6464263 - 01/16/07 12:25 AM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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i start hunting them when i can correctly identify a blueing, active psilocybe beyond question and target thier habitat. when that happens depends on whom i am.
for most of us, it's our first or second fall/pre-freeze winter in the pacific northwest of the us or western europe and in predominantly hardwood chips or debris where it is accumulated en masse [landscaping beds in particular].
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Along a path I walk this night, clear to no other eyes than mine.
In faerie circles perchance I might, hope Elven honey bread to find.
Over stream and tangled root I leap, o'er bough and slumbering badger's keep.
Under hoary oak and willow I bound, to find such groves as can be found,
the sating mushrooms; spring's delight, as gifts from figures of the night.
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Shroomin_Hal
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New to the Shroomery! [Re: canid]
#6475225 - 01/19/07 01:47 AM (6 years, 4 months ago) |
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Hey everyone here at the shroomery! I'm new here, so mind me if im a bit slow. I live in Washington at the time, but we've been totally dumped on by snow the past week. Maybe after the snow melts away, I might be able to go a picking and get something good. Anyone else get anything at all?
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hoopershroomer
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naw i doubt it. once it frezzes like it has and snows, the mycelia stops growing, which means the muchies stop growing, which means you just missed the season, which, utimately, means your gonna have to wait till next fall bro, sorry
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If, in doubt, add as many , commas, as possible.
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