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I think these are silvaticas or peliculosas but Im finding radically different colors
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Went mushroom hunting in Puget Sound Washington, US, today and have a huge haul.

The solitary one in my pics I believe is a Liberty cap (white stem, fiberous, tubular, crowded gills (white with white edge), 15 cm tall approx).





The rest I believe to be silvatica or pelliculosa. Here is the problem, some of them have dark purple caps which sometimes have strange morpholgy (ie they don't look like most of the pictures where silvaticas are rusty brown). I found one on this site that looks like the ones I found though.
(https://files.shroomery.org/files/12-43/124699482-463482773-Psilocybe_sylvatica.jpg)

Here are my pics:









Are these silvaticas?

I also found what I think are a group of galerinas; included a pic (the cinnamon brownish cap with brown annulus). Just curious if Im right.



Any help would be so greatly appreciated.

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Re: I think these are silvaticas or peliculosas but Im finding radically different colors [Re: cheeseschrist]
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1.Psathyrella
2. Mycena
3. Galerina? Armillaria? more pics/prints

No actives.

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Re: I think these are silvaticas or peliculosas but Im finding radically different colors [Re: Roger Wilco]
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Thanks, sill learning.

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Roger Wilco said:
1.Psathyrella
2. Mycena



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