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  1. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    Top left one looks like a bolete, one with brown cap. Check them out. Perfectly good eating. Is the stem yellow? Could be bay bolete
  2. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    Thought at first this may be the dreaded "destroying angel" Picked today on grass verge on the side of the road. The stem is smooth not fibrous and sports a skirt near the cap end. Anyone I.D this one?
  3. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    Have you got a pic of the cap?
  4. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    Very nice find. What area did you find that ?
  5. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    False morel ?
  6. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    I thought the ones in the last pic were fairy ring champignons but its so hard to tell for sure
  7. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    Where the pickers people you knew or you just searched for a group on the net?
  8. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    Not sure there is but in general, mushrooms are for eating and toadstools aren't. Not sure there is a scientific difference although I stand to be corrected
  9. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    :lolol: this is correct. Trouble is the varieties I'm finding aren't in my book so makes it tough. Without being totally sure, I'm not taking them. For example, the third picture, medium brown cap with yellow gills looks like the bay bolete but the photo I have shows it having an umbrella cap...
  10. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    Definitely not magic mushrooms
  11. moggy

    Know Your Mushrooms

    Like a bit of foraging but having problems identifying these three. First two are the same fungi, think the brownish one with a yellow bottom of the cup may be a bay bolete but not sure as the cap isn't like an umbrella. They're not in my book so not sure Can anyone indentify these.
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