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South Australian Gynopilus
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:mushdance::mushdance::mushdance:  SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GYMNOPILUS  :mushdance::mushdance::mushdance:





Am new to the state of South Australia and will be venturing out into the great outdoors a lot this season.

Already on some early hunts I have been thrilled by the Gymnopilus species that abound in the pine and eucalyptus forests.

Species of Gymnopilus are not considered active in Southern Australia, maybe G. Purpuratus...........




Rather than clog up the SOUTH AUSTRALIA 2013 hunting thread I'm going to post all the pics of my gym finds here.

Feel free to post your own pics of gyms and any relevant info etc........:thumbup:





Just the other day Lord of the Gnomes and myself spied THIS


And a day later I found another............

   

Have printed the first find and will endeavour to have it looked at.:thumbup:







Rain and cold are important:fonda:
Bit of weather a week or two ago then little showers every other day.......:biggrin:




HABITAT of the finds below:mushroomgrow:

 

Amongst and out of Pine stumps



Drove past these a few days ago, they were visible from the side of the road.
Went back this afternoon and spent a while......................:biggrin::bong:




               

                                   



           

                                 


         


           




I suspect they are all variations of Gymnopilus Junonius with the colour blushes coming from the local conditions.








I'll be on an island in the south of the state tomorrow..........:biggrin::bigjoint::bong:
I'll be on the look out for fungus, especially Gyms:billymaythumbup:







:amanita2:


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grow      :ovenmitt:    hunt

Edited by olive (05/16/14 10:21 AM)

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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: olive]
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Some very nice shots there Olive. Looks like you got the camera worked out:thumbup:. BTW was the G.Purpuratus you found at a different location or near the first finds? I'll see if I can't get some shots on the green bruising gyms I found in my first season.


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:mushroomgrow:Magic Mushrooms of South Australia - A Hunters Guide

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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: bobwastaken]
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ericos_bob said:
Some very nice shots there Olive. Looks like you got the camera worked out:thumbup:. BTW was the G.Purpuratus you found at a different location or near the first finds? I'll see if I can't get some shots on the green bruising gyms I found in my first season.





Thats a luvly big Gym Bob:billymaythumbup:

Thanks for putting her up and I hope you put up LOTS more:discorex:


Taken me a while to get the camera working right........still not there 100% but getting better:biggrin:


These finds


   


Were in a different spot to the Suspected Gym Purpuratus that we found.
The two suspected Gym Purps were found within a few KM's of each other.


Be great to see some of those green bruising Gyms!!:fonda:







:amanita2:


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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: bobwastaken]
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Great thread olive and Wow that's a huge Gym there, i am defiantly keeping my eyes peeled for those G. purps hopefully we can get some more documentations because i believe if they are found down south and all the way in Port Lincoln then its fair to say there must some in between, yet they seem to be few and fair. Anyhow here are some more Gyms to put your eyes on found up North, they are truly beautiful


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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: VaNdLe]
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dung inhibiting


these are indeed and have been quoted "very strange" quite a nice specimen none the less


:billymaythumbup:


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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: lord of the gnomes]
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Thanks for making this awesome thread!


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Alan Rockefeller said:No!  Do not feed the type collection of a new species to animals!

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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: BjJiggles]
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this thread is lacking :sad: heres some more



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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: lord of the gnomes]
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I can never get over the massive clusters you all have down there. Great stuff :congrats:


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Rod Tulloss said:

The bulb is the bulb.

The volva is the volva.

They have a very long term realtionship, but they’re “just friends.”

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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: suchen]
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:popcorn:


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:kong:TRADE LIST:kong:
sclerotia info
FSPThreads
1-2-3-4

Looking for a confirmed Gymnopilus Luteus print

Gymnopilus sp

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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: fortheloveofnature]
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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: VaNdLe]
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13/5..............:biggrin:





                             



                             



                             










14/5..............:biggrin:


                       



                             



                                       



           








and an oddity............confirmed Gymnopilus..............waiting to find out species:biggrin:


     






:billymaythumbup:





:amanita2:


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cactilicious

grow      :ovenmitt:    hunt

Edited by olive (05/16/13 04:39 PM)

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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: olive]
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hooooly fuck those are all so gorgeous :congrats: & I'm a sucker for a pup with two different colored eyes. Awesome post man :thumbup:


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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: swampyAppleseed]
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Gymnopilus


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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: inski]
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Ta Swampy, the Gyms here are huge and wonderful.:thumbup:



Lern'n ta spel wiv oliv.....................  GYMNOPILUS.

I will now always spell it correctly, thanks inski:biggrin:
A good hunting tyou this season!





:amanita2:


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cactilicious

grow      :ovenmitt:    hunt

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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: olive]
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olive said:
Lern'n ta spel wiv oliv.....................  GYMNOPILUS.


:lol:
Nice BLG's,my favorite!:headbang3:

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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: olive]
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olive said:
and an oddity............confirmed Gymnopillus..............waiting to find out species:biggrin:


     



I was thinking Gymnopilus Ferruginosus ??

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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: inski]
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VaNdLe said:
olive said:
and an oddity............confirmed Gymnopillus..............waiting to find out species:biggrin:


     



I was thinking Gymnopilus Ferruginosus ??







I dunno man :shrug:

When I look for pics of Gymnopilus Ferruginosus all I get is what is called Gymnopilus Junonius in SA........

Can you post a link to what led you to think it may be a Ferruginosus?






inski said:
Gymnopilus






Have tried to edit the title bar but won't work for me:tongue:
I tried...........:shrug:








Some more Gymnopilus from a walk yesterday:bigjoint:




                     
     


                     





 




                     






:amanita2:


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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: olive]
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olive said:
VaNdLe said:
olive said:
and an oddity............confirmed Gymnopillus..............waiting to find out species:biggrin:


     



I was thinking Gymnopilus Ferruginosus ??







I dunno man :shrug:

When I look for pics of Gymnopilus Ferruginosus all I get is what is called Gymnopilus Junonius in SA........

Can you post a link to what led you to think it may be a Ferruginosus?





i believe it is Gymnopilus igniculus.

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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: bloodworm]
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Gymnopilus igniculus.:biggrin:


Thanks man:thumbup: pics of that look a lot closer, specially the gills and stem.





:amanita2:


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Re: South Australian Gynopillus 2013 [Re: olive]
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Nice they are not even listen in my field guide
Going for a walk tomorrow no doubt i will end up with loads of Gym pics nice work olive
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