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ID Request Northern Victoria, Aus
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Hey guys! Looking to confirm an ID on these, attached some information and photos of the habitat and patch below. I was a bit uncertain because I noticed the caps had spots on them and I hadn't seen that before? They were also a bit larger than I have been told about (caps up to 10cm diameter and stalks up to 10cm length.) What do you think? Active? Thanks! :smile:

Habitat:
Northern Victoria, Australia. Grass patch, muddy area w decaying wood

Gills:
adnexed white/creamy gills

Stem:
3-10cm, firm/weighty, creamy white at the top, brown at the base flecks of blue, bruised blue, full of water, thick.

Cap:
3 - 10cm in diameter, light to dark caramel brown with some spots, smooth and a bit slimy, texture, conical but edges turned up.

Spore print color:
Brown, but very minimal spore print obtained. I stupidly left my spore prints nearby the fan I was using to dry out the others that I picked and so it blew the spores away as they dropped :rolleyes:

Bruising:
Blue






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Re: ID Request Northern Victoria, Aus [Re: mintylee]
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They look like subaeruginosa to me, the spots may be from bugs.

Wait for a trusted identifier to confirm though.

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Re: ID Request Northern Victoria, Aus [Re: Elf owl]
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Look like slightly manky subs. I'd agree and say the spots are from bugs too or just cause they're getting old. Very nice blueing on that stem, that's 100 percent a sub. Check they all bruise blue like that and if say your safe.


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Re: ID Request Northern Victoria, Aus [Re: Longwhitecloud9]
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Oh yea still wait for ti tho


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Re: ID Request Northern Victoria, Aus [Re: Longwhitecloud9]
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psilocybe subaeruginosa :thumbup:


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