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Seeking some help in identifying a fungi.
    #23895368 - 12/04/16 10:18 PM (7 years, 1 month ago)

Habitat under some deciduous leafs , in pine needle duff under a pine (Douglas fir I believe) found them today 12/4/16 ground was fairly dry. Very near to Port Orchard Washington State on  kitsap peninsula. found about 20 of the little guys, mostly solo a but in close proximity, a few in clusters of 2 to 3  look a little past prime,hence I.D. request , so spore print was to no avail,(perhaps there's another method of printing?) If there is I'm all ears and a sponge for any tips and or insight. Appears to be chocolate brown on Gill though. Pardon my lack of proper scientific identification terminology, still got a lot to learn :smile:.  Continuing, cap width ranges from 1cm up to 3cm. Stems about to 3 to 5 cm in length & about 1/4cm thick up to 1/2 cm at base  stem color light cream to light brown on a few of the more mature specimen , seem to be more whitish on younger ones. Stems are tough like that of cyans  which has me thinking that there cyans that are a bit past there prime maybe? But I am second guessing that's not the case due to different texture of the cap. The cap is dry and appears to be kinda shaggy I guess is the term, kind of cracking apart , cap shape varies from conical to (consulting mycology glossary) I see now stipe is more proper lol.  Caps are umbo as well as umbonate. Here's some pics ,there not as yellow as pic shows,  no studio esque lighting :/ I really appreciate any help , or a push in the right direction.
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~ fellow mycophile Tyler B.


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Re: Seeking some help in identifying a fungi. [Re: EsoterictTrex]
    #23895481 - 12/04/16 11:06 PM (7 years, 1 month ago)

Put up some pictures so we can better identify what you found.  Try reading this - How do I put pictures in my post?


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Re: Seeking some help in identifying a fungi. [Re: Lhun]
    #23895512 - 12/04/16 11:17 PM (7 years, 1 month ago)

I've downloaded a resize app a RE format app and I'm currently seeing red from trying to upload a pic , this is ridiculous, I'm sorry it's taking so long, I've never had this trouble trying to upload a dam jpeg, grrrr!!



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Re: Seeking some help in identifying a fungi. [Re: EsoterictTrex]
    #23895533 - 12/04/16 11:26 PM (7 years, 1 month ago)

Looking at the other photos in your gallery (they are of better size) it looks like an Inocybe species.  Certainly nothing worth keeping.


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Re: Seeking some help in identifying a fungi. [Re: Lhun]
    #23895595 - 12/04/16 11:54 PM (7 years, 1 month ago)

OK, :smile: thanks for that!


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