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More Georgia Morels + weird fungi ID.
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Went on another morel hunt since I saw Weiliiiii had found some recently so I went to the place I found the others. I was quite surprised at the size of a couple of them.

Also this is sort of an ID request within a edibles post - found some odd little mushrooms growing on a log (pictures below). That's about all the information I have on them, but they look pretty unique and easily identifiable from looks alone. I didn't pick them.





Am I doing it right?? :tongue:



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Re: More Georgia Morels + weird fungi ID. [Re: Wrenzo]
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sweet, i figured the weather has been to crazy for fungi. where in ga did you find those morels?


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Re: More Georgia Morels + weird fungi ID. [Re: Jack Albertson]
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Jack Albertson said:
sweet, i figured the weather has been to crazy for fungi. where in ga did you find those morels?


Clarke County, about an hour northeast of Atlanta.


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Re: More Georgia Morels + weird fungi ID. [Re: Wrenzo]
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Am I doing it right?? :tongue:


Yea looks great.  If the pic was a bit clearer I would be able to make keys for your house and car.

What kind of trees were the morels under?

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Re: More Georgia Morels + weird fungi ID. [Re: Wrenzo]
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maybe these are morel stumps!

perhaps you have comp.


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Re: More Georgia Morels + weird fungi ID. [Re: Wrenzo]
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Those are Cop Fungi, looks like a Peziza species, such as P. repanda.


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Re: More Georgia Morels + weird fungi ID. [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Alan Rockefeller said:
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Am I doing it right?? :tongue:


Yea looks great.  If the pic was a bit clearer I would be able to make keys for your house and car.

What kind of trees were the morels under?


I didn't check exactly what tree type, definitely hardwoods only. Sweetgum were around, and a few tulip poplar. I'm taking a friend back there this weekend and he is a landscape major so he will be able to 100% ID the trees in the area.

Also: omg I didn't even notice my keys in there :shocked: lucky for me the pic is slightly blurred. Don't stalk me alan! (unless youre coming to my house to help find and ID fungi)


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