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[Mrtrippy777]

Found these earlier today on a walk and they appear similar to some of the psilocybe family can anyone confirm that my suspensions are correct

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[Skywatcher]

I am far from an expert Mrtrippy, but I don't see a single blue bruise on any of those so I am guessing not.................

[Mrtrippy777]

Yea after a little further inspection I came to the conclusion they weren't anything I'd be interested in eating but still curious as to what they are

[coorsmikey]

Another case of LBM's darn it!

[Boebs]

Those damn light brown mushrooms..
Always getting everyone's hopes up..

[Mrtrippy777]

Hey coors how do you upload pictures to your gallery?

Edited by Mrtrippy777, 20 October 2020 - 09:29 PM.

[Cuboid]

Compare with Marasmius oreades. Not 100% sure from that picture but a possibility. Assuming you are in North America or Europe.

 

"Marasmius oreades, also known as the fairy ring mushroom or fairy ring champignon, is a mushroom native to North America and Europe."

[mushit]

It is hard to tell without a pic of the gills.

Are they free or attached?

[bezevo]

COLOR OF SPORES IS  A CLUE ALSO

 

BELOW IS LINK TO THREAD about free  copy of   

Magic Mushrooms Around the World A Scientific Journey Across Cultures and Time

by

Jochen Gartz

 

if the links still work .

[mjshroomer]

Those are the edible Merasmius oreades, also known as thr Fairy Ring Mushrooms.  

 

mjshroomer  /   man of knowledge

[Mrtrippy777]

Thanks for yalls response