Psilocybe caerulipes grows along streams and riverbanks in woody debris in the early fall until the freeze. Psilocybe silvatica grows in areas where logs have been logged out and in the spring months Panaeolus subbalteatus is common in rotted haystacks which have been ledft out all year for compost. This mushroom is common in the hay and at riding stables and racetracks in the early spring rains.

There also may be some species of Gymnopilus but this mushroom is the bitterest thing you would everr want to put in your mouth.

Psilocybe silvatica