After an ID. Found in SA.

[LikeAshesWeFade]

Just after an ID on this little gem ☺

[zed240]

Could be;

Boletus campestris.

Boletus fraternus (I think these are only in the US though)

Boletus harrisonii

Pics of the stipe and underside usually help with ID too though.

Don't eat it. (if you had any thoughts about that)

[mutant]

Pics of the stipe and underside usually help with ID too though.

Usually??? hehe... there are tons of stuff helpfull in Boletales.. one of the coolest ID games in the mushroom world if you're not lazy

Stipe (Stem) colours and shape are very crucial in Boletus sp

[zed240]

Usually???

Yeah, that was my gentle way of saying, "take more photos" for an ID.

[Berengar]

Boletellus ananaeceps.

[Berengar]

Now I'm not sure if B. ananaeceps is the correct name, or if this species is now considered an Australian variant of Boletellus ananas, which usually refers to American versions of this mushrooms. I think the only difference between the two is spore size or something, but they have no lookalikes outside the complex.

[mutant]

hey zed, cheers

there should be a sticky supported by moderation to indicate some standards for people who ask mushroom ID