Machiavelli
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Now this is what you call a broad base, even by Bolete standards!
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Is that a porcini/cep?
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Mushrooming
- Thread starter crodonilson
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Is that a porcini/cep?
1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
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Very old, but I believe so, yes.
Call an ambulance!
1066familyman
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1066familyman
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One last indulgence from today.
Delicate little beauty if ever there was one.
Delicate little beauty if ever there was one.
1066familyman
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The woods I went to today were smothered
Mainly Amanitas, Boletes, Funnel Caps and Milk Caps. Some Russulas and Coprinus about too.
I took nothing for eating. Mainly because I never fvck with Amanitas (Blushers and Panther Caps present), the Boletes were all pretty old and drenched from last night's rain and I'm wary on Milk Caps too.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
I'm away in the New Forest this weekend and we saw a lot of fungi on a walk out this afternoon. This beauty was the best.
vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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Incredibly pretty.
1066familyman
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Not much, and they won't go far, but a little something for the pot today.
Tony Towner's Fridge
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How about this one captured by a pal of mine yesterday. The latin name is Fungus Posterious or Crack Mushroom in English.
TNBA
TTF
1066familyman
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For mm's - take over 6g+ with cane sugar (acts as a rocket ship) - in nature, at night.........when you have ego death and break through to meet infinity....post back here how you got on
What's with the no meat / garlic 2 days before?
Can’t make them out without the stem, so either closed parasols or the prince?
bWize
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- Nov 6, 2007
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Stumbled upon a couple of clumps of these unusual Mushrooms, which I have never come across before. Anyone have any idea what they are? I found them yesterday afternoon whilst walking the hound in the country. I chanced it and added them to the Sunday roast and must say it was the best roast dinner I have ever had!
1066familyman
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You're right the first time. Young Parasols, so still closed. Plus a couple of small Shaggy Ink Caps.
I've not seen The Prince for a long while. One of the few Agaricus I trust enough to eat.
One wants to be light and hollow. Garlic is really a medicine/poison - strips/resets your energy....you want to be hollow, clean, clear.....no weird stuff going on
1066familyman
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UK Fungus day on Saturday 8th October.
Be nice to see more finds posted up here.
Be nice to see more finds posted up here.
vegster
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I'm off for a fishing holiday in Cornwall that day, weather looks iffy for the week so will do some Shrooming down there.
jakarta
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When we had the very uneven lawn at Jakarta Towers re-done from seed a few years back the chap who did it dug over the old one and then spread the best part of a foot of new soil mixed with spent compost from a local Mushroom Factory - locals to RH20 will know who they are.
As a consequence we get shrooms coming up out the lawn on a regular basis. I presume if they are from the Factory they MUST be edible?
As a consequence we get shrooms coming up out the lawn on a regular basis. I presume if they are from the Factory they MUST be edible?