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What kind of mushies are these?
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My friend's dog keeps eating these and gets sick. Wondering if anyone knows what kind these are?

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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: FreakShow]
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you gonna need more info than that man and put [image] [/image] around the pics so they show up


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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: FreakShow]
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Number one is most definately a Bolete of some sort... without knowing more, species would be impossible.
Number two: not enough info/ bad picture
Number three, five and eight are all puffballs.


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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: FreakShow]
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1= bolete of some sort.
2= no clue?
3,5,8= puffball, possibly some spcies of Handkea or Lycoperdon.

None of them are hallcinogenic.

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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: FreakShow]
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the first looks like suillus lakei to me, or some suillus at least.  is the second the first also?
the others are lycoperdon perlatum. http://www.dipbot.unict.it/sistematica/Lycoperd.html

maybe lycoperdon pyriforme.  http://www.first-nature.com/fungi/id_guide/gasteromycetes/lycoperdon_pyriforme.htm
i have eaten all of the mushrooms i have named.
the suillus is too soft and mushy, and the cap is really slimy, like boogers.
the lycoperdons are actually good.
both of them.  peeling the skin helps palatability.    do not confuse with scleroderma sps.  which have tough skins and dark perideums even when immature.  the lycoperdons smell good inside and are white when young.

try to post more info.  i just happened to know.  and i am not sure anyway.

read the post here: http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=Forum3&Number=744922&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1
and here: http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=Forum3&Number=861390&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1
peace, thanks, good luck happy halloween. :tongue: 


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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: FreakShow]
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I'm going to guess that the first 2 photos are the same species and the last 3 are another species. Please let us know.

The first 2 look like a Suillus, similar to Suillus luteus. We would need more info to get an exact ID. None of the Suillus are poisonous, but they can cause diarrhea, especially if you don't remove the slime from the cap and peel the pores.

The other 3 look like puffballs, similar to Lycoperdon pyriforme. Again, these (and their close relatives) are not poisonous.

If the dog is eating them and getting sick, it's probably just that mushrooms are in general somewhat indigestible and he's probably eating too many at a time for his stomach to handle them. On the other hand, dogs seem to puke a lot anyway (like after they eat grass). Unless there are more worrisome symptoms than a little vomiting I wouldn't get too worked up about it. Obviously, if the dog shows much worse symptoms you should get them to a veterinarian. If you think the mushrooms are poisoning the dog, take specimens with you when you go so that they can be identified - the Poison Center is often consulted in such cases.


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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: FreakShow]
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haha...Its great seeing you guys flex your knowledge.


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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: ToxicMan]
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hey guys, thanks for all the great info!
Toxicman, yup, the first 2 pics are the same mushroom, and the 3 others are the other mushroom. I'll ask my friend if he can get more pics.

The problem with the dog is, the my friend thinks it's found some of the good ones a time or too, and now thinks that all the mushrooms will do that, so he just gobbles up all of them. It's landed him in the vet 8 times already, and it's 200 every time they go. :frown: You can see the problem. ...

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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: FreakShow]
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Dogs eat mushrooms all the time. The Poison Center gets lots of calls for cases where dogs have eaten mushrooms. My guess is that they like the flavor.

In almost every case the dog recovers without any problems. In fact, more dogs are unnecessarily euthanized by veterinarians than die from it. I know of cases where the dogs ate Amanita muscaria or A. pantherina, went into a coma, and were euthanized by a vet. We've been trying to get the word out that they should just wait - the dogs come out of it after a day or so with no problems.

There was a case a few years ago where a guy's dog was getting sick from eating mushrooms, but it was in winter (no mushrooms here in winter). It turned out that a squirrel had stored a bunch of dried Russulas in a tree, they were falling out, and the dog was eating those. And puking. Nothing bad happened to the dog. And the guy went and cleaned out the squirrel's stash of mushrooms so his dog wouldn't keep finding them.

Happy mushrooming!


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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: ToxicMan]
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that is an incredible story.
i love you, toxicman. :laugh: 


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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: viscid]
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I love toxicman too!!! :smile: :laugh:

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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: angryshroom]
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I agree with the first two being boletes. The last three are the spore spitting mushrooms. I don't know their exact names, but they are definitely not puff balls As puff balls grow larger and do not shoot out their spores from the top. Many people eat and enjoy them. Personally puffballs are too spongy for my taste, but the flavor is mild. Once they turn yellow inside, don't eat them.
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Re: What kind of mushies are these? [Re: drow]
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hey drow, those mushrooms are puffballs.
sorry, but it's just, well, true.
the lycoperdons are definitely considered puffballs.
and there are so many puffballs that are edible, how could you say which are good, and which are not? i have found a great variety in flavors amongst the calvatias and lycoperdons.
my two cents.
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