Psathyrella candolleana

[NSF]

I just found these in inner Melbourne. I don't think they are edible or anything special, I think they might be Psathyrella candolleana. What do you think?

They're in a nature strip near some small council trees. I wonder whether they are an early indicator of a bumper fungi season this year?

*sigh* it doesn't look like the work firewall is going to let me upload the pics. I'll edit this post tonight at home and attach them.

[Blood Trance Fusion]

Tried other uploading services?

Imageshack.us

or work-in-progress site of mine: Upload Here and View Here.

After all, it mightn't be their firewall because it'd be uploading on the same port (80) as you're no doubt browsing but a slow connection and your photographs are too large.

[NSF]

Tried other uploading services?

Imageshack.us

or work-in-progress site of mine: Upload Here and View Here.

After all, it mightn't be their firewall because it'd be uploading on the same port (80) as you're no doubt browsing but a slow connection and your photographs are too large.

 

I did re-size them down and we have a massive internet connection but it could well have been a port issue. (more likely some proxy)

But thanks for the reminder about imageshack!

http://img222.imageshack.us/i/img2168z.jpg/

http://img831.imageshack.us/i/img2169k.jpg/

http://img148.imageshack.us/i/img2170z.jpg/

Oh and no bluing when bruised.

[Lord Mayonnaise]

Yeah I would say they are Psathyrella candolleana. Caps should go white with age. I've seen a few around lately.