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Coprinus micaceus
Mica cap can be distinguished from similar coprinoid mushrooms by the fine, mica-like granules that adorn the fresh caps (though rain will frequently wash the granules away). It is variable in color, but typically some version of honey brown or amber.
Widely distributed throughout North America & Europe. Densely clustered around stumps, wood debris, at the base of standing dead or dying trees or in grassy areas from buried wood; April through October.
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So beautiful!!