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this mornings finds
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ahh nothin like waking up early in the morning after it rains and goin into the woods lighting a fat bowl and going to look for breakfast.. mother nature is so kind

sulfur shelf. harvested some plan on eating them later today mmm



bolete can anyone name the subspecies?




inky cap.. ive been trying to harvest them from this spot. they must come up over night and die in the a.m cus every time i look they are already melted


lbm


some random 4 legs..



and last but not least one of my wild dagga children outside


enjoy, peace and much love fellow shroomerites

Edited by bmarley3434 (07/20/05 11:53 AM)

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Re: this mornings finds [Re: bmarley3434]
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boletus = edilus?
lbm = pannaeolus subbaelteatus?

All beautiful pictures.

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Re: this mornings finds [Re: bmarley3434]
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For that lbm did you get a shot at the gills what color were they?


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Re: this mornings finds [Re: bmarley3434]
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Very nice finds and pics of the first specimen. Some people get stomach upsets from it so be careful your first time to be sure you don't have any kind of reaction or sensitivity to it.
Tell us some more about that lbm if possible, it does look pretty interesting as mentioned above. Would go out there and pick it for further study if you haven't already.


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Re: this mornings finds [Re: Stonerguy]
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i actually thought pan subs for like 1000ths of a second but i really just highly doubted it. i was going to take a spore print but theres only 1 freshy standing and the rest are pretty infested . heres the gills and a few others.. i figured it was a panaeolina foeniscii.. but definately looks like a good place for subbs to come because if i remember correctly they come on grass clippings and not only manure




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Re: this mornings finds [Re: bmarley3434]
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yea eris.even if it was a subb. i couldnt take the only strong one.. id rather let it do its thing and if i have patience the universe would reward me


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Re: this mornings finds [Re: bmarley3434]
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Nice stuff.

On the bolete, is there reticulation on the stem? If so, does it extend more than halfway down the stem?

Happy mushrooming!


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Re: this mornings finds [Re: ToxicMan]
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im not sure what it would mean to have a reticulating stem.. i looked up the definition but nothing clicks.. in the middle pic it shows the stem in more detail than i could probably explain it


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Re: this mornings finds [Re: bmarley3434]
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beautiful sulfer shelves man

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Re: this mornings finds [Re: mattymonkey]
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yea they sure are wonderful mushrooms matty.. totally photogenic and delicious


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