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These have been coming up sporadically since I had a viburnum removed a few years ago. Very short lived - they turn to mush in a day or two.
@ARNC I am guessing those are ink caps
@Oaktavia thanks. My phone sometimes helps me out with identification but not this time.
Found this today.
Just some wild Psilocybe ovoideocystidiata, and Psilocybe cyanescens for your viewing pleasure.
Also some cute Amanita Muscaria
All three of these are psychoactive when used properly.
@Brock wow they are beautiful. Did you pick any?
@Oaktavia yea I picked the ovoids and the cyans. Left the amanita because they are fun to look at..
@Brock wow, that is a fair amount. Enjoy!
@Oaktavia yes! We’re lucky that they grow here twice a year. I have a full jar from last year in the cupboard still
Found this.
@twin old pheasant's back aka dryad's saddle. When it is young and ear-sized, it can be eaten after cooked thoroughly. I prefer to brown it with lots of garlic in a cast iron skillet.
With a little snow.
@twin I have been seeing these around too. They are like bark.
