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"Padraig" wrote:

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Ooh LUNCH! :-)

Shaggy manes... but a bit too mature for a couple of them. g
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"Omelet" wrote in message
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Ooh LUNCH! :-)

Shaggy manes... but a bit too mature for a couple of them. g


Too mature? They just popped up yesterday. Must be pretty short lived.

I wouldn't eat a wild mushroom on a bet.
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Paddy's Pig

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"Padraig" wrote:

"Omelet" wrote in message
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Ooh LUNCH! :-)

Shaggy manes... but a bit too mature for a couple of them. g


Too mature? They just popped up yesterday. Must be pretty short lived.

I wouldn't eat a wild mushroom on a bet.
--
Paddy's Pig

There are more than one species of Coprinus for sure. ;-)

I'd be sure it was a shaggy mane.

I'm also leery of wild mushies but yes, they don't last long!
Once they start to melt and turn black around the edges, I understand
they are no good.
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Peace, Om

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Mmmmmm.... shaggies!

Can I eat the baby, please? Can I can I can I huh???

Padraig wrote:

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Padraig wrote:

"Omelet" wrote in message
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Ooh LUNCH! :-)

Shaggy manes... but a bit too mature for a couple of them. g


Too mature? They just popped up yesterday. Must be pretty short lived.

Yep. If it fruits in relatively warm, damp weather, a shaggy mane can go
from a firm and perfect button to a gooey, inky sludge in less than three
days.

I wouldn't eat a wild mushroom on a bet.

Sad, that. You're missing out, *big* time.

There are many common and delicious edible species that are practically
unmistakable and have no "nasty" look-alikes, and I've been picking and
eating them for decades.

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Padraig wrote:

"Omelet" wrote in message
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I wouldn't eat a wild mushroom on a bet.

Sad, that. You're missing out, *big* time.

There are many common and delicious edible species that are practically
unmistakable and have no "nasty" look-alikes, and I've been picking and
eating them for decades.

Same here.

I collected some beautiful mushrooms without knowing what they were and
looked them up when we got home. They were parasols and the best fungi I've
ever tasted.

Mary