UchihaKarna
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Come now! They have use too Thank you for your words, friend. mycology forever!
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Really? Last year I found some Amanita Muscaria Flavivolvata hit by heavy rains. very diverse area here
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Thank you this is what they ended up looking like after another day/night of heavy rain Thanks again! I also found a bunch of well developed ink caps growing on the strip
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I live in the PNW, specifically Lacey, Washington in the county of Thurston. The weather has been very erratic lately, normal for this area, and has been alternating light/heavy rains to Sunny days. Even the nights can be strangely warm still. Current status is slightly wet gooey/slimy. They seem to be growing off tree roots (many leaves cover the ground and is sparsely visible) and in plenty of bunches adjacent to one another. I suspect these grew in a matter of a month and I walk the property once a week at least. I thought nothing of them initially because they seemed weak or in a bad spot to grow but I was clearly wrong. I can’t tell what genus, let alone species it belongs to. Please help this amateur! ARIGATO GOZAIMASU
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Is this A. Muscaria or a look-alike?
UchihaKarna replied to UchihaKarna's topic in Identifying Mushrooms
That was my initial guess; but theres heavy discoloration extending from just outsife the center and I wasnt sure if that was an indication of a similar species. However; just now, i read that heavy discoloration is very possible after extended exposure to sun or rain and in past 5-7days has literally been alternating between early summer like sun to mid spring showers. PNW weather <3 Thank you kindly for your reply, friend! -
I live in Lacey, Wa (Yay PNW!) and love exploring nature. During work i stumbled upon two mushrooms, one in infancy and the other is bulbous but expanding everyday. I am wondering if this is the famous Muscaria that is colloquially well-known. Please help me in identification, this is most and would be very much appreciated!
