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2004 Mushroom season( Victoria)

Went for a hunt today and found some MASSIVE patches of HUGE subs. I couldnt believe my eyes. Alot of them were fucked up though but alot were pickable.

Check out this massive fucker :

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all this fuss bout my toilet!.. its the guest bathroom so you could prob lick it and not get sick.. its always clean.
 
even used toilets have less bacteria on them than a kitchen sink......

Nice mushrooms by the way ;)

oh and if there was serverly old mushrooms all the way down to pins your probably looking at a virgin patch, treate it with love and care. hehehe
 
suspected magic mushie

I found this one the way home today (northern suburbs melbourne):

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I'm not sure exactly what this is. I was wondering if some experts could give an opinion on it.

Info:
- Found growing on a bed of woodchips
- Blue bruising evident on stem, but doesnt seem to bruise after handling
- Some weird "hair" is growing on the bottom of the cup, but underneath this hair you can clearly see the gill structure (see second pic)

Anyway, I've read the info about eating unidentified mushrooms - so not planning to eat it. Any info would be great
 
That is a P. Sub. in my opinion. The hair is the "viel", its a you mushroom so the viel is not completly broken yet. The bruising is quite obvious and and wrinkly cap is due to the winds we have been experiencing recently. It would not have continued to grow much larger due to the partial drying it has undergone. Also a slight greeny colour to the cap is due to the wind and rain we have been getting recently.
 
I have some photos I took today of extream blueing do the the wind/rain conditions we have been getting anyone wana see?
 
Greening due to intense wind and light rain

OK, here is a rather green little mushroom with wrinkles from the wind.
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Here is another even greener specimen with her un-damaged younger brother down bellow
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Here is a photo of the diverse range of cap collours and sizes that subs can be... yes they are subs.
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You dont want to find this little monkey in your garden!!!
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