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Id request Scandinavia
    #28050936 - 11/14/22 03:05 PM (1 year, 4 months ago)

Found in Norway in November.
. Spores are brown/purple.

DRIED specimen has 2.5 cm cap diameter. Length of 5cm. Gills don’t seem to attach to stem.

Grew by a hiking trail.

forgot about the mushroom and it dried. So not a lot of photos to go after, sry.




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Re: Id request Scandinavia [Re: major_semi]
    #28051024 - 11/14/22 03:33 PM (1 year, 4 months ago)

The first pic looks like large Psilocybe semilanceata.

Seems like the wrong habitat though.

Do sheep or other herbivores live nearby?

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Re: Id request Scandinavia [Re: Pluviophile]
    #28051059 - 11/14/22 03:44 PM (1 year, 4 months ago)

Leaves and pine needles, so not semi habitat. Pretty sure it’s not those. Sheep might walk there freely in the summer

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Re: Id request Scandinavia [Re: major_semi]
    #28051139 - 11/14/22 04:11 PM (1 year, 4 months ago)

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Leaves and pine needles, so not semi habitat. Pretty sure it’s not those. Sheep might walk there freely in the summer




I agree, the habitat is wrong. Where in Norway was this? P. pelliculosa was found just north of Oslo a few years back, on a forest hiking trail.


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Re: Id request Scandinavia [Re: Anglerfish]
    #28051183 - 11/14/22 04:27 PM (1 year, 4 months ago)

Will see If they are still there tomorrow and get some better pics hopefully…

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Re: Id request Scandinavia [Re: major_semi]
    #28052362 - 11/15/22 08:17 AM (1 year, 4 months ago)

Found the spot again. Was by a hiking trail through a forest of mostly pine. Around the spot there was pine, beech and rowan(Sorbus aucuparia). Also some grass/sedge nearby. Cap diameter 3.5cm and length 7cm for the biggest specimen.

Last image , I have picked the fruits, but it shows the spot.







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Re: Id request Scandinavia [Re: major_semi] * 2
    #28052371 - 11/15/22 08:30 AM (1 year, 4 months ago)

Looking at the new pictures I'd suggest some kind of Hypholoma. They're still a bit too far gone to tell for sure though, but quite certain they're not a Psilocybe species.


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Re: Id request Scandinavia [Re: Anglerfish]
    #28052382 - 11/15/22 08:43 AM (1 year, 4 months ago)

Okay. Thanks Anglerfish! :hatsoff:
Your vast knowledge once again crushed my hope of finding exotic psilocybes :tongue: Will keep on trying :grin:

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    #28052384 - 11/15/22 08:44 AM (1 year, 4 months ago)

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Looking at the new pictures I'd suggest some kind of Hypholoma. They're still a bit too far gone to tell for sure though, but quite certain they're not a Psilocybe species.



:whathesaid:

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    #28052391 - 11/15/22 08:51 AM (1 year, 4 months ago)

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crushed my hope of finding exotic psilocybes :tongue: Will keep on trying :grin:




Don't take my word for it, but yes, keep looking. However the winter is not far off, so you might
have to wait for the next season.


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Re: Id request Scandinavia [Re: Anonymous]
    #28052414 - 11/15/22 09:10 AM (1 year, 4 months ago)

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You find many actives except libs btw?




Not many, no. Panaeolus cinctulus sometimes in the summer, and also two assumed finds of Gymnopilus luteofolius the two previous seasons.

A guy from eastern Norway also found Psilocybe pelliculosa a few years ago, but I don't think he's found them since.

I'm pretty sure P. medullosa is possible to find in the larger forested areas of Norway Spruce, unfortunately that's a rare tree species where I live, but more common in the eastern parts and the north.


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Re: Id request Scandinavia [Re: Anglerfish]
    #28052529 - 11/15/22 10:58 AM (1 year, 4 months ago)

Nice.
Cool that there are some active psilocybes that are associated with conferious forests, since theres a lot of that here. There's some spruce where I live actually...

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