Thread: Identify these shrooms...

Hi all,

I'm in Melbourne, Australia. I went out and found these today, on my first shroom search. I didn't have high hopes at all, as it's the end of the season, but I thought I'd put these here just in case they're something special.

Can anyone identify these species?

if i remember right this site docent ID mushrooms for some resin. try the shroomery man i seen an Australian mushroom hunting thread in there just the other day everyone is vary helpful and open to all questions.

we just don't have as many people anymore who are that knowledgeable in fungi. shroomery or mycotopia would be stronger resources for fungi identification. but even then, they are going to tell you that the only way to get a positive ID is to check it's spore print under a microscope. i wouldn't just go off of a suggestion or two. fungi are intolerant of stupidity for the most part. if it is poisonous, you will probably have severe issues.

The top two are on pine needles - the cap of the top pic looks promising but the gills are the wrong color for (black or purple-black) psybin.
Could be top one is a galarina - very deadly. The second one on pine needles looks like a mycene species - no activity.
The yellow one looks like very young and compact Chantrelles - but you would have to wait till the gills show more - Chantrelle gills look like erodide mountain ridges and extend down the stalk.

There are old mushroom hunters and there are bold mushroom hunters - but there are no old bold mushroom hunters.

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The tropical one was found an cow manure in Kawaii But these other two - I don't have a clue - very nice bluing reaction though.
Didn't eat them however as I want to get old some day...

Those on wood chips are Psilocybe cyanescens while the tropical ones are Panayolus Tropicaneis - the others are likely to be one of the 184+ less know species...