Tempus Fugit
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Looks like a stinkhorn in the appropriately named Phallus genus.
Tempus Fugit@midwest.socialOPto
Mycology@mander.xyz•Autumn skullcap on a cool autumn dayEnglish
2·11 months agoYou could be right, but I still believe these are at least in the Galerina genus. My flash was a little harsh on the stems, so it’s hard to make out what’s left of the partial veil, but there is a clearly visible line.
These are a very close match and they’re listed as Galerina marginata

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Mycology@mander.xyz•Autumn skullcap on a cool autumn dayEnglish
2·11 months agoYes there appears to be remnants of a partial veil. I’m pretty sure Galerina marginata has a partial veil. I could be wrong tho, I’m definitely not qualified to ID them.
Tempus Fugit@midwest.socialto
Mycology@mander.xyz•Cute little guys I encountered todayEnglish
3·11 months agoLooks like waxcaps. One of my favorites.
I didn’t touch it, sorry.
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Mycology@mander.xyz•Orange polypore for OctoberEnglish
2·11 months agoNo, this is from the Midwest USA.
Tempus Fugit@midwest.socialto
Mycology@mander.xyz•Aleuria aurantia sending up a big poof of spores after I blow on itEnglish
4·11 months agoHello 👋
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Mycology@mander.xyz•Perfect little cup hiding in a logEnglish
7·11 months agoI thought the same thing. That or a bellybutton.
I’ve never seen this species before. Very cool find.
That’s awesome looking. I’ve only ever seen them in photos, but someday I hope to see one in the wild.
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Mycology@mander.xyz•This mycelial network grew in a lineEnglish
2·11 months agoIt could have been, but there weren’t any others growing nearby. This line of fruits runs into the main path so they could have been stomped out.
Tempus Fugit@midwest.socialto
Mycology@mander.xyz•MycoMap BC Project: If you are in BC, you can have fungi and slime mould DNA sequenced for free.English
2·11 months agoThat’s so cool! I’d definitely participate if my community ran something like this.
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Mycology@mander.xyz•White saddle mushroom (Helvella crispa)English
2·11 months agoOh it’s phallic alright 😂
Tempus Fugit@midwest.socialto
Mycology@mander.xyz•Trametes Enjoying An Ash BranchEnglish
3·11 months agoSucks to hear about the ash trees. Hopefully one day they can be replanted. At least mother nature has done her best to make use of the remains.
Tempus Fugit@midwest.socialOPto
Mycology@mander.xyz•White saddle mushroom (Helvella crispa)English
4·11 months agoIt really does look like a saddle doesn’t it?
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Mycology@mander.xyz•White saddle mushroom (Helvella crispa)English
3·11 months agoThat’s awesome to have them in your yard. Thanks for sharing.
Tempus Fugit@midwest.socialto
Mycology@mander.xyz•Little orange guy found in Michigan's upper peninsulaEnglish
4·11 months agoLooks like a waxcap or Hygrocybe sp.
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Mycology@mander.xyz•Parasola plicatilis (Mérida, west Spain)English
1·1 year agoWow, they’re gorgeous. I see where they get their name.
Oh, what a perfect mess.

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