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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: Peachy007]
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From the forum rules:

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6.  No asking when or where mushrooms, or a specific mushroom species will grow.
This includes, asking what habitat a mushroom[s] can be found- or their preferred fruiting conditions.  This can answered by searching for your species of interest on MushroomObserver.org or iNaturalist.org, or using the "search posts" feature: http://www.shroomery.org/forums/search.php


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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: Tas75]
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do you guys think some cubes will pop up due to the recent weather in Newcastle?

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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: boner_boy]
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Mate im up in NNSW and waiting eagerly for Saturday when we get some weather around 26 degrees C. Rain from now until then. Im assuming its unseasonal but conditions are looking right up here.

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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: Peachy007]
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Be sure to post your finds on here if you do come across any.

Good luck out there.

:shroompick:

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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: boner_boy]
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Not yet in the Hunter. Too early. And cold as well. Yesterday and today are chilly. End of November hopefully if we’re lucky.


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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: AyEyDiZed]
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Anyone have any luck around the central coast area yet? Still a bit too cold I think

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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: Peachy007]
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Hey mate! Where abouts in nnsw are you? Hoping that after the past couple of days rain something will pop up!!!!

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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: andre23]
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Looks like they are out in nnsw. Check this recent ID request as exibit A.

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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: The Thing]
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:justcantwait:

With all the rain we have had I might go check out some spots.


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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: The Thing]
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Yeah! Do they look alright to you?

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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: andre23]
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Well pictures with the stems would help immensely. If you find more try to take a few in-situ shots. 
If they bruise they’re good!

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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: The Thing]
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Yeah I second that. Go have another look where you found them. Take photos before you pick them. Then as soon as you pick. Then 15 min later. Should bruise up by then.
Good luck mate.

IMO they look like pans. Not a TI though but almost exactly like the one I found.


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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: AyEyDiZed]
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Alright, thanks guys! Might go for a walk later today or tomorrow. Hopefully they did't dry out. It's been sunny since Friday afternoon. Where are you located?

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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: andre23]
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Hunter Valley. We don’t usually get anything this early in spring.


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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: AyEyDiZed]
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Hey guys, do you think these are active? Found them in NNSW! I'm very new, never picked before So I wanted to thank you for your help and patience!!!!
:smile:

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Re: EARLIEST NNSW Cube finds??? [Re: andre23]
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Panaeolus papilionaceus is usually the one that they get confused with. Considering they grow in the same.. shit, might be wise to familiarize yourself with both. Internet/image/search is a good start.

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first pick mid-north NSW see photos! [Re: The Thing]
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Hi all

First pick ever and in mid-north coast of NSW. Had a bit of rain fall and humidity so found some popping up around the place. Picked these - are they anything of interest?










The picture of these smaller guys are something different - any info on what they are as well :smile:



Thanks!

Edited by Mcsteve (11/10/21 04:26 PM)

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Re: first pick mid-north NSW see photos! [Re: Mcsteve]
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Smaller ones might be same species, do you have cross section or underneath cap pictures of this smaller ones?

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Re: first pick mid-north NSW see photos! [Re: jet li]
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Heaps of these dotted throughout the paddock. Thoughts?

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Re: first pick mid-north NSW see photos! [Re: Mcsteve]
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If you want an accurate ID from a TI, i would suggest making an ID request for both groups.

TI = trusted identifier.

Having said that the first ones look like cubes to me not sure about the others.

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