What are these mushrooms in my backyard?
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lol.
I've found that when mother nature colors things, it's for camouflage or danger. Since those shrooms don't really blend into the grass, well...
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Those are death candies
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WARNING !!!
They do bear some resemblance to Boletus sensibilis which is poisonous. B. sensibilis bruises strongly blue immediately. B. subvetipes has orange or red pores and is also poisonous bruising strongly blue to blue-black immediately. Red and orange pored boletes should not be eaten. Beginners should also stay away from any strongly blue staining mushrooms.
WARNING !!!
They do bear some resemblance to Boletus sensibilis which is poisonous. B. sensibilis bruises strongly blue immediately. B. subvetipes has orange or red pores and is also poisonous bruising strongly blue to blue-black immediately. Red and orange pored boletes should not be eaten. Beginners should also stay away from any strongly blue staining mushrooms.
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Have a taste and see what happens. Maybe just a lick to start.
The snozzberries taste like snozzberries!
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Don’t forget to post the video of you munching on these beauties.
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Does everyone you see have two heads?
Are you sure, by just looking at a pic??
The stem looks pretty brused in Blue and the red pores on the stem don't look appetizing.
OP ? Does it bruse to an indigo blue within a few mins ?
OP’s 2nd pic is almost identical to this:
And the red and yellow bolete is very common in the Eastern US
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I didn't want to fool with them too much. There is bruising on them though
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It says it's a BarryO-angia Bicolor.
Baorangia bicolor, also known as the two-colored bolete or red and yellow bolete
And they must be poisonous named Barry-O
It's been three decades since I've seen any, don't the trippin' shrooms bruise blue?
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Lol no intention of eating them. I'm not a mushroom much of a mushroom fan anyway. Just curious cause they were so interesting looking!
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Not going to eat it? You’re not a very fungi.
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I sliced some with the mower and they instantly turned indigo. Definitely a crazy mushroom!!
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I found some of those in my yard yesterday too. kinda creepy how fast it turned blue.
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It's crazy! I have a high school nearby...wonder how much I could get for them...
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You'll have to come in under the price of tide pods...
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I ate some mushrooms years ago & saw shit like this all over the walls. There was even 1 big shroom with a caterpillar sitting & smoking a hookah on top of it.Calling the fungus guys and gals!
What have I got here?? Thanks!!
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[QUOTE="brentona, post: 476563, I have a high school nearby...wonder how much I could get for them...
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I'd say about 5-10 yrs. LOL
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I'd say about 5-10 yrs. LOL