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I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification.
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Habitat:
Wood chips on damp soil. Some of the others on grass.

Gills:
white to greyish

Stem:
a few centimeters long, white.

Cap:
a few centimeters, yellow tanned to brownish, slightly slimey, conical with a slight tip.

Spore print color:
grey/brown

Bruising:
greyish

Other information:
When I first found one small one on it's own, I thought it may have been a liberty cap (psilocybe semilanceata), but later on in the week after some damp weather there were thousands of them growing in bundles and they were of larger size than lib caps, so I know they are not. I'm Just curious as to what species they may be!
Pictures:
http://i52.tinypic.com/24n3e61.jpg
http://i51.tinypic.com/qoylbo.jpg
http://i51.tinypic.com/9jm4at.jpg

http://i51.tinypic.com/15evdpt.jpg

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Re: I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification. [Re: makshroom]
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Coprinus micaceus

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Re: I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification. [Re: makshroom]
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Psathyrella species.

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Re: I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification. [Re: weiliigod]
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weiliigod said:
Coprinus micaceus


No sir. That has black spores, not brown. It's a Psathyrella.

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Re: I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification. [Re: makshroom]
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They look like Psathyrella growing from buried wood.


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I will confess something that should be quite obvious, CC.  I love mushrooms, i.e. fungi.  I really do.  I am talking about a strong feeling, i.e. emotion, for them.  I think they are beautiful.  I even dream of them.

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Re: I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification. [Re: weiliigod]
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Ah, right. I didn't even look at the spore print, was going on the pictures alone, trying to be the fastest one. :P

But yes, you are right, my good man.

My mistake! :blush:

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Re: I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification. [Re: weiliigod]
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There is no spore print, I looked at the gills. :tongue:

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Re: I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification. [Re: elprawn]
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Thanking you sirs :smile:

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Re: I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification. [Re: elprawn]
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elprawn said:
There is no spore print, I looked at the gills. :tongue:


He posted the spore print though,

Spore print color:
grey/brown

I was just way too quick to guess.. I should've looked at it a bit longer. I would've known it was Psathyrella. :shrug:

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Re: I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification. [Re: weiliigod]
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Ah right, I never saw that.

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Re: I found these in my backgarden, looking for identification. [Re: elprawn]
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wee! I love those simply cause when they show up they do so with a vengance!
The bigest mushroom patches ive seen are of that kind


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