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Mushrooms in Seattle on Friday and Book score
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Well I had a great day yesterdauy, sold one of my t-shirts (shroomy ones) tot he Manager of the University Post Off. Then walked into magus Bookstore and found a Copy of Teonan?catl: Hallucinogenic Mushrooms of Noth America edited by Jonathan Ott and Jeremy Bigwood (Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Hallucinogenic Mushrooms, held in Oct-Nove 1977 at Ft. Worden in Port Townsend, Washington.



Got it for $6.00 but seen it offerered on Ebey for $40-$50 dollars during the last year.

Then I took the tunnel bus downtown and foud three different mushroom species popping up oin red bark mulch around a large downtown office building in three separate mulchbeds suroounding the building, but all next to eachj other ayet about ten feet apart from each other in separate boxes.

Here are eight of those photos.

Anyone figure out what they are.

Here are the first ones. five images. I took forty-five images with my stupid digital camera and only 16 of the forty five images were oklay. The rest of them blurred and I use a tripod with timer to shoot the images,.

Here are the first species.











This second batch of shrooms were all ovr the bed box and had come up and then dried due to the sprinkler systems not being turned on. They were found in a second box ten feet form the first. Took six images and this was the only one which came out halfway decent.



And finally the next box had several groups of these guys. I took about ten shots of three groups of them and they all blurred except these two images.





And there you have my Friday adventure

mj

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Re: Mushrooms in Seattle on Friday and Book score [Re: mjshroomer]
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The first looks like  the Naematoloma fasciculare(clustered woodlover).And on the second maybe some kind of Lepiota? Probly completely off base on both but there's my best guess. Congrats on the book, nice find. Hope you enjoyed your trip! :smile:

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Re: Mushrooms in Seattle on Friday and Book score [Re: newAK]
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I'm thinking the last one is either some kind of Agaricus or Stropharia.

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Re: Mushrooms in Seattle on Friday and Book score [Re: Gumby]
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my first impression was stropharia aswell.

MJ: that was a great score. you should tell us how it is when you've read it.


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Re: Mushrooms in Seattle on Friday and Book score [Re: canid]
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I have read it uyears ago and had an original wutographed copy from Ott and Bigwood laer Signed it. It is the different lectures preented at the conference at Ft. Woprd. SOmewhere in my files I have a picture of a double raoinbow over the conference sight. If I find it I will post it.

mj

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Re: Mushrooms in Seattle on Friday and Book score [Re: mjshroomer]
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The first is a Namatoloma and the last is a stropharia but I am not sure of the species.

The second were only an 8th of an inch high.

Also I pohotographed the caps and clusters of the namatolomas which had yrellowish caps. but the color in my imaegs came out creme. I did not post any of those imaes.

It was in nasty red shaggy shreaded bark mulch.

mj

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