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Hello there I'm a newie to the interest area of Mycology however my knowledge is so limited I wouldn't dare to propose (or consumme) anything about the topic, beyond a recipe for Shittake Mushroom Pie with caramelised onions and leek. I am an avid bushwalker and I have spent much of the last 2 months walking through the Border Ranges NP, Lamington NP, A few state forests, and more than a few cattle properties. I have been discovering some incredibly beautiful examples of bracket fungi, pine fungi, dung fungi and more. I have learnt to idenify some fungi that grow from cow dung (a very enlightening experience indeed), the rest I just take the time to marvel at their beauty and leave them alone. With so much rain here at the moment (and more leeches than rain), I am making the assumption based on what I've read so far, that this is great fungi-producing weather. I would like to know what species of (psycho-active) shrooms are in season now (Autumn) for the Northern NSW and Gold Coast hinterland regions, so that I can look for them, photograph them, and then offer the pictures, and possibly spore prints, up for identification. I will not remove anything from a National Park (except for leeches and litter). Also, could somebody suggest a good Australian Mycology book to help me with my field trips. Thank you in advance, and thank you for the learnings I've gained from this site so far.

Hi Plant. I'm in the Murwillumbah to Border Ranges area.