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The cap was approximately .75 inches or 1.905 cm in width, and the height was approximately 1.5 inches or 3.81 cm.
Found in a damp wood chip pile, in a forested area.
Pic #4 was taken 9/2/15. Pics #5 and 6 were taken 9/6/15.
Spotted on Aug 31, 2015
Submitted on Aug 31, 2015
10 Comments
Very cool series, Tristan!
I've never seen ones like this before. Awesome!
Wow, I wouldn't have guessed those were the same ones. Looks something like Leucoagaricus americanus.
Wow now they're getting interesting. Gonna need some underneath shots. Maybe a little mirror might help.
I have put more pics on.
Very cool! I am definitely interested in seeing them mature as well. It could be a Gymnopilus species, something like G. luteofolius or thiersii.
Maybe if it rains more will come up tomorrow too?
Yes I can go back, unfortunately it is raining today. So I have little chance of taking any pictures.
Any chance you can go back and check these? They're fascinating. I'd love to know what they're going to be when they grow up.
I wonder what they will become. No gills or pores showing?