johnnyc said:

yeah wow - those blue ones look awesome

indigo milk caps ?

if that's what they are then apparently they're Kentucky's official state mushroom

if they'd let me into their country, i'd visit the US for a look at those irl

less interesting pic tax

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Haha same! Just seen this on a Daily Dose of Science video.

Heres some random Pholiota sp. from a little Gondwana like pocket of rainforest close to me 

philocybe said:

forgot these from a few weeks back.

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Cortinarius everinus? Great shot!

Up in New England 2 years ago I saw so many of these growing in really beautiful mossy woods, they're so stunning. Are you spending time up at higher elevation?  I feel like that's where I kept seeing them.

Here's a couple of Gymnopilus luteus, a week apart.  I've been checking in on this small, heavily decomposed beech trunk log that's a 2 mile hike into the woods for the past 4 years, and it always pops out just a few small fruits.  This log is damned near falling apart. I still haven't found any other Gyms near it, lol... Not even in the obvious other broken parts of the same tree trunk.  I wonder if, and how heavily Armillaria compete with other fall saprotrophs.  I feel like when the Armillaria came out in large numbers on my thru hike, the Psilocybe caerulipes completely dried up.  Probably coincidence, though.

SAdude said:

Had an unreal day foraging morels, found ~500g and made an insanely delicious pasta dish.

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