Penny Outskirts
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Agaric augusteIs it possible I've found one in my garden?
There are loads of mushrooms popping up everywhere here. Our garden has not been touched with anything of a chemical nature for many years, so it's becoming an ideal habitat I hope
I'll go and take photos etc tomorrow.
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nettie
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It's late for those, mid you everything seems to be popping up late! Looking forward to seeing a pic or three x
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cab
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You get A. augustus late some times, so could be.
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PeteS
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In-fact I saw saw today so it's perfectly possible. However, there are some lookalikes. See if the cap and flesh bruise reddish. If it does then it's NOT A. auguste.
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bingo
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Anything can happen these days..........wouldn't suprise me too much if St Georges started popping up next week.
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cab
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Found some Agaricus porphyrocephalus at lunchtime, plenty of Agaricus around I think.
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skedone
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yes mate i found a patch yesterday in a garden and one on road side
its a really wierd year this yeah im finding summer and winter mushrooms next to each other lol
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dpack
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early blewits , late boletus
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PeteS
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skedone wrote: | yes mate i found a patch yesterday in a garden and one on road side
its a really wierd year this yeah im finding summer and winter mushrooms next to each other lol |
Every season someone says (in this forum) that it's a weird year for mushrooms. Is there ever a normal year?
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cab
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PeteS wrote: | skedone wrote: | yes mate i found a patch yesterday in a garden and one on road side
its a really wierd year this yeah im finding summer and winter mushrooms next to each other lol |
Every season someone says (in this forum) that it's a weird year for mushrooms. Is there ever a normal year? |
You're looking at a few hundred species, in dozens of different habitats, with a vast number of environmental parameters that are in some cases dependent on each other and in others independent. So, no, there isn't any such thing as a year when a forager can't spot some anomalies
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