bunch of mushies 4 show :)

[ubza_1234]

first up these pics are mainly for show as i personally have not seen anything like them but then again i'm no shroom-spert who looks at these things all the time. so tell me what you guys think be cool to know what they are if you know

^^^^pic 5 & 6 were blue/grey in the centre that got lighter towards the edges. this is different to the next 2 pics wich are light brown to brown in the centre and fade to blue on the edges

^^^^pics 7 & 9 these look cool. notice the brown tip? no blue staining tho otherwise i'd be REAL exited lol

^^^^last is another rubber band penis shroom. i know i have an immature sense of humour at times, but i cant help it

if you can help or not doesnt matter to me, just thought i'd show them

[Sonny Jim]

I am no "shroom-spert" either lol. Great term!

But yeah I cant see any "actives" their if that's what you after.

The first two red ones are of the bollete genre. I wont hazard a guess at the speacies.

I am sure the real "shroom-sperts" here can shed some more light.

[Mt.B]

I reckon pics 1 & 2 are Boletellus obscurecoccineus.

Caps to 70mm across.

Pore surface bright yellow and barely changing when bruised.

Widespread in eucalypt forest and woodland but not common.

Spore print, yellow-brown.

[tripsis]

1 could be Boletus barragensis too. If so, the pores would stain blue-green

3 is a Clavaria or Ramaria species.

5,6,7 and 8 are Cortinarius rotundisporus.

8 is C. archeri.

[Sola]

I've seen some like that last one as well but darker almost black, still trying to identify those as well. I agree with tripsis on the Cortinarius sp. I can recognise them after using this site.