mushroom id?

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ross.s
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mushroom id?

Post: # 238072Post ross.s »

wanting to start picking my own mushrooms, was out today and got a few but not too sure what they are though (dont worry not going to eat them untill i know what they are).

any help would be great.... good web sites, books ect

Is this a saffron milk caps ??

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and are these ceps?

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poor looking Girolles?

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Re: mushroom id?

Post: # 238127Post becks77 »

Some good id here http://www.nifg.org.uk/edible_fungi.htm
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Re: mushroom id?

Post: # 238146Post kit-e-kate »

Hi, its helpful if you include a bit more detail about where you found them. Habitat is a really important factor in mushroom identification.
But judging from the photos i would say:
Saffron Milk Cap? No, they are quite spotty. I think it looks like a russula of some kind. Do the gills crumble?
Cep? Kind of looks like a mixture of avery similar species, the one with the black spotted stem looks like a Birch bolete to me, the other two look like bay boletes to me. THey are both edible type but those ones do look a bit past it! Keep an eye onthe spot where you got them though!
Girolles? Nope. Do a google image search, notice the way they don't really have gills as such; more like wrinkes, or folds, and how the wrinkles run down the stem, so its one object, not a cap and stem combo. The best way i find to get girolles/chanterelles is by looking under beech trees, next to ditches, or verges.
Happy Hunting! :icon_smile:

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