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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: Icyurmt] * 1
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Icyurmt said:


A few chunky cinctulus


those are THICCC! :drool2:


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: philocybe] * 1
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Probably the most weird Sub I've come across.  :woooaaahhh:

   

Edited by blessed (06/28/26 10:11 AM)

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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: philocybe]
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philocybe said:
ellamush said:
Hey Phil are the orange ones the ones you squish and they explode orange goo? Idk what they're called


yes they are . they're in the genus Lycogala , a slime mold

blessed said:
ellamush said:
What are the little goobers watery lookin things hanging off them?


That's what I was wondering, they look likes eyes!!




fungal exudate , metabolic waste (mushroom pee)

edit pic tax : not from today but my first p. caerulipes




great finds!  I so wan to find some Psilocybe caerulipes,  but I doubt that they grow here at all.

It says that they grow in my state,  but I have seen no evidence if this being so at all.


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: Kyhunter.B]
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Kyhunter.B said:
I so wan to find some Psilocybe caerulipes,  but I doubt that they grow here at all.

It says that they grow in my state,  but I have seen no evidence if this being so at all.


all august to mid september forest with high % of beech
lots of rain like 2+ days a week is the best 

dense undergrowth acting as a wind breaker creating a high humidity atmosphere ( lots of mosquito)

look for old fallen branches /trees, if you cant see any through the undergrowth look up for a beech missing large branches or a whole top and go look around those for debris .

keep your eyes on the ground as you walk, they can sprout from small branches under the leaf litter and can be quite small



PICS:
found my first active of the season:awedance:

G.luteus


ans some small Galerina triscopa


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: philocybe] * 1
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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: ellamush]
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philocybe said:
Kyhunter.B said:
I so wan to find some Psilocybe caerulipes,  but I doubt that they grow here at all.

It says that they grow in my state,  but I have seen no evidence if this being so at all.


all august to mid september forest with high % of beech
lots of rain like 2+ days a week is the best 

dense undergrowth acting as a wind breaker creating a high humidity atmosphere ( lots of mosquito)

look for old fallen branches /trees, if you cant see any through the undergrowth look up for a beech missing large branches or a whole top and go look around those for debris .

keep your eyes on the ground as you walk, they can sprout from small branches under the leaf litter and can be quite small



PICS:
found my first active of the season:awedance:

G.luteus


ans some small Galerina triscopa




Thanks for the tips  :thumbup:

Your habitat looks exactly similar to mine,  so next rains I'm going out to see what I can find  :yesnod:

I'd like to find some Gyms too,  but so far all I have found here are inactive ones  :smirk:

ellamush said:



Sexy  :naughty:


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: Kyhunter.B]
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Thanks! Yeah the weird weather over here is making them that awesome browny/blue colour which I love. Reminds me of my first ever finds


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: ellamush] * 4
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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: blessed] * 3
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been looking for these since i got the book (a long time)




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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: johnnyc]
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I have that book! Very cool! What is the species?


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: ellamush]
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Rhubarb Bolete (Boletellus obscurecoccineus) according to Bruce





don't need a book for these :cool:



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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: johnnyc]
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Awesome find on the rhubarb bolete, i have never seen those before. Glad to see you and your posts JohnnyC, lots of people go to facebook now, so im glad you are hear on the shroomery posting your finds. Shroom on!


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: ellamush]
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ellamush said:
Thanks! Yeah the weird weather over here is making them that awesome browny/blue colour which I love. Reminds me of my first ever finds


No problem! 

You guys have it made over there  :cheers:


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: OOISI]
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shroomlass found a rhubarb bolete in SA a week ago



healthier specimen and better photo nevertheless i was rapt to find a few in Victoria after years of searching


also thanks and glad to be here ... i was too old for facebook 50 years ago :cool:

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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: johnnyc]
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johnnyc said:
been looking for these since i got the book (a long time)







I call this book The Old Testament and A Field Guide To Tasmanian Fungi I call The New Testament. <<Recommend getting this to compliment Fuhrer's. A lot of the same mushrooms are on the mainland.

That's a second edition you have. The first addition has Mycena nargan on the cover. If you didn't know. I felt similar to you when I found those.

The obscure cocks are cool to find.


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: karode13]
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Lol obscure cocks?

Can you tell me how to use the book? I thinks it's a great resource but when I'm trying to ID a mushroom in the field I find it hard because I can't look up the mushroom in the book based on observable characteristics?


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: ellamush]
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I call them obscure cocks in my head. How else does one remember all these binomial names if they're not making up funny things to remember them by. Obscure Cocks = obscurecoccineus in my head at least!:yesnod:

Common names can be fun if you make them.

It's a good question. It doesn't have keys and there isn't an easy way to look species up from their features. It just lists Basidiomycetes in alphabetic order and then the Ascomycetes, with a dash of Myxomycetes to round things off.

Back in the day when I started. I basically flipped through that book and tried to memorise as much as I could of it. I'd find and take pictures in the field and then, at home, I'd flip through that book hoping for a match. This was before iNaturalist and even Mushroomobserver. I'd post things here too and we'd muddle through things.

That's about as good as you can do with this book until you get confident enough on identifying Genus levels. Once you can identify genus levels then you just go to the book and look for that genus to find your species. If it's there.


A Field Guide To Tasmanian Fungi has a key that works off of spore colour and lists things in the book based off spore colour too. I'm looking for a pdf of that right now for everyone. If I can't find one I may just post the key from that book to help you out.


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: karode13]
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Thanks karode. That's great.
The spore print key is helpful. I don't usually get enough in to actually do one but it's actually a really good thing to do

Haha to obscure cocks.

Yeah unfortunately I really didn't find the book useful at all for that reason. I absolutely need a quick way to find the species, just personally. Although the info in it is super in depth. It's just not the most pragmatic of books. Great quality photos!


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: ellamush]
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iNaturalist app would probably be the one if you're looking for a quick ID. It's not perfect but I know a few Victorians that live on there and identify fairly quickly if they're online.

I bumped an old thread in the forum that has a link to 7 pdf's about different Victorian fungi. It has no keys but is one of the best resources out there. It's free too. Donations are accepted.

I can't find a pdf of the Tasmanian book so will post the keys somewhere soon.


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Re: Post Your Hunting Picture of The Day [Re: karode13]
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Thanks for the help!

I like the process of IDing through Shroomery but I'll give inat a go. I just love the idea of an offline way to ID them


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