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plenty of these guys on a cricket pitch *libert caps, P. strictipes, semilanceata??
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Habitat:
found in groups on a well manicured cricket pitch, but i only saw them at 1pm so some seemed a little dry/mature to look traditionally conical with nipple..

Gills:
pale

Stem:
2- 5 cm, hollow and pale colouring
Cap:
.5cm - 1.5 cm
Spore print color:
drying as we speak!!

Bruising:
no bruising noticable,

Other information:

i am going to go out earlier tommorrow to see if there are any healthier specimens.

ive been looking on the interent and found 'mycena' to be similar.

ill be updating with more pics and info etc as i get it.

any helps good, im just trying to make an identification

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Re: plenty of these guys on a cricket pitch *libert caps, P. strictipes, semilanceata?? [Re: somefungi]
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Mycena sp. (not active)


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Re: plenty of these guys on a cricket pitch *libert caps, P. strictipes, semilanceata?? [Re: TimmiT]
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Thanks a lot. i had my suspicions..

perhaps you'd like to remove this post now unless you think it would be useful for others to see what is not right

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