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Fairy Ring?

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Field Notes

Description:

A bunch of different mushrooms growing in the same area.

Habitat:

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Species ID Suggestions

Comments (5)

Well in the worst case scenario, we'd only have to wait a couple of months to observe the mushroom from many angles! :)
In that photo there is the big brown mushroom the one that is identical to my other spotting, a white mushroom at the top that appears to almost look like a younger version of the brown one, and lemon yellow colored round ones, the 3 to the right, they also have there own spotting in my photos without an id.
Yes I can, but there wont be any Mushrooms until next September.
That's it! Completely overlooked the one on the far left from this spotting's thumbnail, but here's the culprit. Any chance you could visit this site again when the mushrooms fruit?
here is an cousin of the other spotting, and i suspect these are all the same species: just young and old. For a fairy ring: has 1 species of mushroom stand in a ring,!! it should not count if it were 2 different species as half-circle-against each other,again 1 complet ring forming. But after seeing this picture: i will suggest: 3 genas ---> Agrocybe, Agaricus or least-likely psathyrella !! For the species, please try a local fungi site with those genas. good luck

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PublishedSeptember 2, 2011

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