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I think they are Psilocybe semilanceata (Liberty Caps)
I wanted someone elses second opionion on these cause i found the mother load... These are just a few samples i picked.

In this first pic i can make out a few of the nipples at the top of the cap. Also there is a bit of blue brusing at the bottom of some of the steams








Thanks a Million!

Edited by Delirium_in_BC (09/29/04 09:27 AM)

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Re: Identify these please [Re: Delirium_in_BC]
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Spore print? Anyway they dont look like Liberty's to me, because they dont have a nipple(at least as far as I can tell)

Edited by CanonPants (09/28/04 01:24 AM)

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Re: Identify these please [Re: CanonPants]
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They do have a distictive nipple on them... unfortunatly my camera is pretty shitty... also you can barly make out the spore print in one of the pics. From a first hand perpective its a dark purply brownish color. As for size you can make that out from the quarter. Also if you look closely on the first pic, you can make out the nipple on some of them.

Edited by Delirium_in_BC (09/28/04 01:40 AM)

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Re: Identify these please [Re: Delirium_in_BC]
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Its hard to tell because your pictures and description are crap...

but they do look very close.

I'd be enthusiastic if I were you!

Try to get some better photos

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Re: Identify these please [Re: Delirium_in_BC]
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I could be totally wrong but they kinda look like Conocybe tenera Bolbitiaceae, Agaricales (Brown Dunce Cap) I found some and thought they might be Lib caps but they did not bruise blue so I tossed it. Brown Dunce Cap is said to make you sick.

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Re: Identify these please [Re: puff8puff8pass]
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Thought i'd add more of a verbal description.

Cap is dark brown and slimmy when picked
-there was also like a thin clear film that i could pull off of the cap.
-the brown seams to get darker as it tapers out to the edges.
-dark Orangy brown nipple at top of cap.
Gills are light brown with creamy white edges
-very thin and close together
Stem is very skinny with brown white and orange blended together
-stringy texture and very briddle
Spore is Dark Purplish Brown

Side note the ends of the stems bruse blue, where theres a little left over micilium

They're quite small so its hard to get a good photo shot. I need to borrow a high res camera from somebody with better autofocus.

Edited by Delirium_in_BC (09/28/04 02:03 AM)

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Re: Identify these please [Re: Delirium_in_BC]
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I'd like to see some better pictures, but from what I can see...

-the caps look like the right colour, shape and texture
-the gills are the right colour (though they are variable)
-the stem looks like the right colour and type
-spore print is the right colour
-and I think I can see the blue bruising you are talking about on the stems.

I am 90% sure they are Ps semilanceata. Lose 10% for the pics :smile:

Nice find :thumbup:

BTW I have picked many thousands of these, if you need qualification of my views

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Re: Identify these please [Re: Delirium_in_BC]
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I'm no pro but those look right to me. Not even close to Conocybe tenera.

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Re: Identify these please [Re: Delirium_in_BC]
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I agree with haunted and papayafuzz.

DH

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Re: Identify these please [Re: Delirium_in_BC]
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Don't mean to 'hijack' the thread but I've got some better pictures of the same mushrooms that I just got.  Can anyone ID these now?









Anyone?  Thanks :laugh:


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