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Need help to ID these Boomers
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I found these growing in my friends backyard in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Early August.
Spores are black as you can see, any information would be great ^.^








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Re: Need help to ID these Boomers [Re: Psychomantis]
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Hard to say much more than Coprinoid with the pictures and info provied. read the sticky about how to post id requests in the hunting forum.


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Re: Need help to ID these Boomers [Re: ehtdaedlufetarg]
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Cortinarius anomolous maybe?

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Re: Need help to ID these Boomers [Re: ehtdaedlufetarg]
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Soo.. These are More than likely toxic?

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Re: Need help to ID these Boomers [Re: Psychomantis]
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I can't say if the are toxic, although they might be.  They also are not hallucinogenic, if that's what you were wondering.  You shouldn't eat them.

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Re: Need help to ID these Boomers [Re: MycoUnderground]
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Ok, that's all the info I needed. Thanks :P

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Re: Need help to ID these Boomers [Re: Psychomantis]
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Most likely (Coprinellus micaceus) which is nonactive edible specie.  Check the link and see what you think.  :peace::redpanda:

Edited by Tikaani (08/03/09 09:26 PM)

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Re: Need help to ID these Boomers [Re: Tikaani]
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Tikaani said:
Most likely (Coprinellus micaceus) which is nonactive edible specie.  Check the link and see what you think.  :peace::redpanda:



Yeah, that's what i thought when i first looked like them

they grown on/around decaying wood and stuff

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