@xbowguyIt's that time of year where the "yet to be identified" mushrooms have popped up. They are massive this year! The one in the second pick is 16" long and heavy!
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I found some the other day.View attachment 134847
Found some chickens yesterday while checking on some stands. A little too dried up
Look like oysters to me.Only thing I know about mushrooms is they’re good on pizza and cheese steak so I have no idea what these are. Thought they looked cool so I took a picView attachment 135107
Dammit. That’s what I was afraid of lol. I’ll have to wait til next weekend to check on emnice ones, too. those are delicious, btw Isaac.
If boletes don't bruise blue you can try a small piece to see if it is bitter or peppery. Chew it up & spit it out & wait a few minutes. If it is not bitter they should be ok. The other could be laccaria but could also be a cortinarious. Spore print is the only way to tell for sure. Spore print should be white. A cort would be rusty brown.View attachment 135221
I also found these. I think they are purple laccaria. If that is the case they are edible.
I need a mushroom expert to walk my property with me. There is a lot of unknown fungus on my place.
Good to know. I think knowing the look alike possibilities is one of the hardest parts of shroomingIf boletes don't bruise blue you can try a small piece to see if it is bitter or peppery. Chew it up & spit it out & wait a few minutes. If it is not bitter they should be ok. The other could be laccaria but could also be a cortinarious. Spore print is the only way to tell for sure. Spore print should be white. A cort would be rusty brown.