Easter mushrooms

[Bobby]

I don't know enough about them to eat any I may come across.

I think I've given out enough info in this thread
for people to identify typical safe field mushrooms.
That's the only stage I'm up to.
There are 50,000 different mushrooms.
http://www.ikonet.com/en/visualdictiona ... _mushrooms

[Black Orchid]

I won't be finding any in the near future. BigP seems to pick quite a few though.

[Bobby]

I won't be finding any in the near future. BigP seems to pick quite a few though.

If you just walk in the park at this time of the year you'll find them.
We humans have mostly lost our ability to find food.
For our ancient ancestors, such knowledge meant life or death.
Now we just go to the supermarket.

BigP is a good kid and he knows what he's doing.

[Bobby]

Today - this one looks like another Tricholoma equestre.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tricholoma_equestre
but I can't be sure.

[Bobby]

It could be a Phylloporus rhodoxanthus .

https://bie.ala.org.au/species/https:// ... 02#gallery

[Black Orchid]

It doesn't look like either to me lol. I take that back it looks pretty much like the second one.

[Bobby]

It doesn't look like either to me lol. I take that back it looks pretty much like the second one.

There are dozens of ones like the one I just posted.
They can grow very large.
I just wish I could 100% identify such mushrooms
as I'd love to eat them but I never get better
than a 65% certainty with such software as here:
https://fungusid.com/

It's too dangerous to eat one unless you're 100% sure it's OK.

[Black Orchid]

I wouldn't be eating any of them myself because I don't know enough about them.

[Bobby]

I wouldn't be eating any of them myself because I don't know enough about them.

Neither do I.
The internet never identifies them properly.
The ones I have shown could even be unique -
never recorded before - new species.
There are 50,000 different ones and new ones being found all the time.

[Bobby]

Today I searched instead at the market.
Check out the prices of them.