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Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky
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All of these were found in Redwood National State Park. Ill post all the pictures and mark which ones I think might be good. If theres anything that looks active, edible or interesting let me know and Ill do a proper ID request on them in this thread.

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Found a ton of these growing on live branches. Starch white with a blueish base


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Just some random LBMs. I stopped picking them after I saw how abundant they were


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Hoping these 2 are Cyanescens from what Ive seen?


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Super Mario Mushroom


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Almost looks like a cubensis?


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Looked like my hopeful Cyans earlier but I found it separately


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Not oysters are they?


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Some more randoms I found growing out of sticks


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Big LBM Patches. Wish these were active


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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: ShibaSpeak]
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I also found a bunch of Chantrelles but they were ALL rotted. And Im also sure Im wrong on most all of my guesses but thats ok

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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: ShibaSpeak]
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ShibaSpeak said:
Hoping these 2 are Cyanescens from what Ive seen?



Pluteus sp.
You really need to do a little studying. Psilocybe cyanescens don't have white gills.


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"Vegetarian" [ /ˌvedʒəˈteəriən/] - Ancient slang meaning "village idiot who can't hunt, fish or ride".

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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: German Kahuna]
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Pluteus sp.
You really need to do a little studying. Psilocybe cyanescens don't have white gills.


Im assuming nothing active then? Im learning but everyone also says to just get out there and look which is what Im doing.

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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: ShibaSpeak]
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You are doing fine! Some awesome mushroom finds there. Keep looking and you'll be rewarded eventually. Here are some very good gill shots of Psilocybe cyanescens by nightflyer for you to remember on your next hunt:



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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: German Kahuna]
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Are there any general tips as to what might be active if I dont have a field guide or cant find it inside it? I tried squeezing the stalks to check for bruising but that was about it.

And before I toss everything confirming nothing active or edible right? :heart:

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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: ShibaSpeak]
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You need to do a lot of research.  None of these mushrooms look like active mushrooms at all.  And the ones you want to be looking for (namely Psilocybe cyanescens) do not grow in that habitat.  They prefer wood chips.

Nice photos though!  Looks like it was an interesting hike.


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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: CureCat]
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CureCat said:
You need to do a lot of research.  None of these mushrooms look like active mushrooms at all.  And the ones you want to be looking for (namely Psilocybe cyanescens) do not grow in that habitat.  They prefer wood chips.

Nice photos though!  Looks like it was an interesting hike.


Yeah Ive been checking pastures and yard wood chip beddings as well. Still nothing though. Again Im told here its not quite cold enough yet but everyone below and above me is having luck.

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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: CureCat]
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GK, Pluteus for #3 and #4???

Those are Amanita pachycolea, the Western Grisette.


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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: CureCat]
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CureCat said:
GK, Pluteus for #3 and #4???

Those are Amanita pachycolea, the Western Grisette.


Are 3 and 4 the same? 4 looked darker and bluer I though. Just younger?

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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: CureCat]
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Oops! My bad. :blush:
They looked like Pluteus to me at first glance. Never seen an Amanita like that.


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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: German Kahuna]
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You don't have any Grisette (Section Vaginatae) species in Germany??


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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: CureCat]
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What were 6 and 7?

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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: ShibaSpeak]
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Another Amanita species, unsure which one.

When identifying Amanita species, you need to carefully dig up the base of the stem.  It is an important feature for identification.


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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: CureCat]
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Yes, we do. But I've seriously never seen this species.


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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: CureCat]
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This trail is down the road from me. Is it pretty much a waste of my time and I should stick to the woodchip beds/lawns. Hit the cow pasture 2 days ago and no luck there for Liberty Caps

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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: ShibaSpeak]
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I also tried dune grass at and near the beach with no luck

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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: German Kahuna]
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German Kahuna said:
Yes, we do. But I've seriously never seen this species.


I wouldn't expect you to, it is a PNW species.  But all the Grisettes look kind of the same.


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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: CureCat]
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CureCat said:
German Kahuna said:
Yes, we do. But I've seriously never seen this species.


I wouldn't expect you to, it is a PNW species.  But all the Grisettes look kind of the same.


I think something very close that we have here is Amanita battarae.


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Re: Lots of mushie pics from my hike today V.I think I got lucky [Re: German Kahuna]
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Is #10 a Coprinus comatus? or Shaggy Mane?


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