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Posted: 12 Nov 2019

Taken: 12 Nov 2019

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 Malik Raoulda
Malik Raoulda club
Magnifique... Bonne journee.
4 years ago.
Reginhart club has replied to Malik Raoulda club
Merci beaucoup!
4 years ago.
 Ken Dies
Ken Dies
Lovely photo of these mushrooms. Their name escapes me but I should know what they are by the dimple in the center.
4 years ago.
Reginhart club has replied to Ken Dies
My app concerning mushrooms didn't really give me a clue. There are too many similar mushrooms…. Many thanks!
4 years ago.
Reginhart club has replied to Ken Dies
I just found a very similar mushroom in a website I often use for this purpose: I t must be HYPHOLOMA CAPNOIDES. It grows late in the year and has got the correct Colour...
4 years ago.
Ken Dies has replied to Reginhart club
Hypholoma capioides is a very common mushroom here. This does not appear to be of that species. H. capiodes only grows on rotten spruce wood. Was this mushroom growing on spruce ?. Mushroom ID is very hard without all the necessary facts needed for a positive ID. It is fun to guess though( if you are not going to eat it)
4 years ago.
Reginhart club has replied to Ken Dies
Well, I never eat mushrooms which are not definitely identified as edible. Maybe there is some rotten spruce hidden in the ground. There were some spruce growing around this place but the leaves you see in the pic are definitely from a birch standing very close to this position. I think I'll have a closer look today if they are still there...
4 years ago.

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