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ID help once more :) seattle area
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so lately i find my self looking around parks & trails & these i hope might be what i am searching for :wink:

i found them growing on a old dead tree laying in the middle of the trail they where growing in a moss like area :wink: and there was about 50+ of them :wink:  i only took a small hand full

also i pulled one cap apart & it was slimey  :shocked: so are these magic ?











i will do a spore print in a few mins :wink:  :mushroom2:


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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: retro_killa]
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Theylook a lot like Agrocybes I found recently. can't remember the species. They are not actives, though. Even if those aren't agrocybe, I can tell they are not actove psilocybes. Hope this helps


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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: thetonebone72]
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damn my luck just keeps getting wores ever time i post hunting images. errrr....!!!! i live in seattle & how come this is getting to be so hard for me to find the magic mushies there must be something i am doing wrong maybe it is where i am hunting or maybe it is just my bad luck

thx for the info they sure are pretty :wink: my fav image is of the first one :wink:


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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: retro_killa]
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one hint, look for darker gills


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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: retro_killa]
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You are on the right track. Those have a very psilocybey look to them. My guess would be naemataloma. They do look similar to cyanofibrilosa, however the stipe is not right. Inactive naemataloma.


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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: retro_killa]
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Yes, that first image is cool. I love when the little babies are attached to the clump of mycelium. Don't get too discouraged. This is not the easiest or quickest hobby to learn. There is way too much information to absorb. If you are in Seattle area just stick with the chip beds...and keep hunting...


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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: thetonebone72]
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We all make our mistakes but one thing though: If it doesn't bruise blue then it's most likely NOT active! Those are obviously bruising a rusty brown color.


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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: thetonebone72]
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thetonebone72 said:
Yes, that first image is cool.  I love when the little babies are attached to the clump of mycelium.  Don't get too discouraged.  This is not the easiest or quickest hobby to learn.  There is way too much information to absorb.  If you are in Seattle area just stick with the chip beds...and keep hunting...


i guess it is wood chip beds i will be hunting :wink: any idea of places to look for wood chip beds or color of wood chips ?

if anyone is in the seattle area willing 2 guide me to finding the magic in seattle please PM me i would love help

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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: retro_killa]
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Some mushrooms won't bruise obviously, so that is by no means a way to determine a mushroom isn't active. However, bluing is a great tool to id species, or to at least put you on the right track, keeping in mind that even some mushrooms that bruise blue are not active.

Do yourself a favor and study the habitat and features of mushrooms that grow in your area, so you will have a better clue of what to look for on your hunt. You might also learn to ID just one or two mushrooms, and only look for those until you find them. For example, P. cyans grow crazy in seattle, and are relatively easy to ID and will bruise readily. They are difficult to mistake once you know what you are looking for. The same applies to other active species.

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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: Jim]
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Jim said:
one hint, look for darker gills


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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: retro_killa]
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those dont even macroscopically look like cyans...i.e - caps arent wavy, the color isnt right, gills arent similar at all...and MOST obviously in my opinion, is that the stems on those mushrooms you picked are brown/copper.

P.Cyanescen stems are ALWAYS white!!! this IMO is the easiest way to tell non-actives apart from cyanescens. Cyanescens' stems are always white and very thick and durable.

you'll find some this season, im sure. it just takes perserverance. the hardest patch to find is your first! even with seeing all the pics people post, it's just hard to identify them yourself for the first time. once you see them in real life, even just once, the hunting and ID'ing process will be MUCH MUCH easier for you. just keep checking out local gardens, parks, and even walk around your neighborhood for awhile...you never know, you might just find a fat patch just hangin out a few blocks away from your house  :smirk: stranger things have happened.

peace and good luck.


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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: Soularize]
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thx for the info i can not wait to find the magic of seattle. if anyoen wants to hunt with me please smg/PM me :wink: ill buy the beer after a good day of hunting :wink:

thx for the info guys this site is the best :smile: any links would be sweet also


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Re: ID help once more :) seattle area [Re: retro_killa]
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should pro'lly stop soliciting hunting partners in the hunting forum though.


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Attn PWN hunters: If you should come across a bluing Psilocybe matching P. pellicolusa please smell it.
If you detect a scent reminiscent of Anethole (anise) please preserve a specimen or two for study and please PM me.

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