Mushrooms from June 2006
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First off we have some steriograms. Can you find the sailboat? Click image for the larger shots. |
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| 0001 | Small uknowable |
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One of a few baby sized Chantrelle I saw. Not that many of them but
enough to hope there will be more. |
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| 0003 |
Some kind of Russula |
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| 0004 |
A bright orange Boletellus |
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| 0005 | This is likely a Violet Gay Bolete or Tylopilus plumbeoviolaceus. |
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| 0006 | Irene Andersson of alt.nature.mushrooms says that 0006-0009 are Amanita. She is pretty knowledgeable on these things so I would take her word on this. |
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| 0007 | Today was a day for orange mushrooms. Amanita* |
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| 0008 | I had seen this guy last year. Amanita* |
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| 0009 | It was so pretty. But so undescriptive. Amanita* |
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| 0010 | Some kind of red topped Bolete. Baby humans annoy me. Baby mushrooms are cute |
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| 0011 |
Three wildcards. Since there was only one of each of these I didn't
want to mutalate them to see what kind of gills they had. Though the
last one looks like a bolete or a puffball. First on is be Russella* Second one is be Panaeolus* Third one could be secotioid*, maybe. |
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| 0012 | Found this one in May. It was the only one I found this May. This year has been slow. The rains are picking up though so it may turn out all right. Stropharia* |
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* All mushrooms identified by a * are being identified by Irene Andersson of alt.nature.mushrooms. Remember kids, using the internet to identify mushrooms can be deadly. Of all the mushrooms I have seen I have only eaten one kind of wild mushroom (Chantrelle) and it was growing right next to a look alike mushroom (Jack O Lantern) which is one of the most deadly out there.