Likemyc

Pretty little pic from today! They're out people!

Awesome to see another sandgroper! WA folk are few and far between. Everyone on here is really helpful I must say!!!

1 response........ looks like its the two of us powerinformation. Slightly dissapointed

so should we try again??? I would love to meet some likeminded people!!!

my finds! will be out again this weekend!

i have gymnopilus purpuratus prints would love some sub prints if any left!

Found a few today will post photos soon!

might take the dog for a walk this arvo I think! looking to find a few more this year

So any new finds of Gym P this year thus far??? seems like we may have had enough rain in recent days!

Hey guys, I took my dog for a walk today and kept my eyes peeled whilst doing so and stumbled across these little beauties but wasnt so sure if it was gym.a or gym.p...... what do u guys think? I did notice some blueing on the cap which I have tried to show in my photos that are unfortunatley taken on my I phone. these were found around lakes to the the south of Perth. I did notices the one specimen I decided to keep was well eaten by something but I'd be really happy if i was on the right track as this is my first ever find!!!

yes please

Hey guys fairly new to the forum and looking for some lophs or acacia's....... or anything else interesting to grow really have just started getting ready to give some mycology a go and hopeful to get my hands on some prints (gym.p, subs, cubes etc) any help and guidance would be appreciated.

Righto! now to find me some petri dishes and some agar!!! Thanks for the idea! would I need to keep it at a particular temp?

would have posted some photos of mine but the cleaners had swept them away by the time i got there with a camera I managed to find one dried up cap that I have at home to analyse when i get some time.

So am I!

osborne park!

I Just found some of these growing out of the bricks behind the coffee tin we use for an ashtray at work. I thought at first someone had dumped some rotten fruit. But it makes sense that if they like popping up in burnt out areas that an ashtray may be somewhat similar in eviroment! Allthough I am nowhere near any bushland and in a rather inner city location.

I live in the southern suburbs of Perth near plenty of bush and wetlands. I have been doing my research on active gym species being found around Perth's southern suburbs and I am definitely very interested in finding some and learning a bit more about them. I was thinking that the Bickley wetlands may be a good place to start. anyone had any finds from this area? anybody interested on coming on a hunt?