found this spot by mistake. was foraging for fly agaric and edible mushrooms and stumbled across this lot on edge of a forest we were in. not a sheep in sight. didn’t expect to find them here at all.

Last photo is where I found it, next to cow poo in a field. South UK. Any help is greatly appreciated 😁

Pretty sure they are just want a second opinion.

Thanks

Hey everyone! I’m new to this and would really appreciate some help with identification. I hope the photos are clear enough.
These were collected in Switzerland at an altitude of 1,200+ metres.
Are all of these semilanceata, or could there be other species mixed in? If needed, I can take additional close-up or macro photos of any mushrooms that are difficult to identify. Just let me know!
Thanks in advance for your help!

I haven't seen them since i was a little kid, where are they hiding?

Please can someone recommend a good dosage for visuals on Libs. I took 0.5 grams of a mushroom chocolate bar, and then another 0.5 later. It felt like weed without the tired and grogginess, and things felt a bit more cartoony, but I didn't really have visuals I don't think.

Hi there, experienced liberty cap picker here,

It's almost November now and not a dickybird!

Two years ago in my usual spots (acidic soil, sheep grazing) I was finding tons, 30g in one session!

This year is hopeless. Even after a week of heavy rain and supposedly ideal temperatures

Even though we've had some rain of late, the ground feels very hard underneath my feet. I'm wondering if this year is just a shit year for them. I'm in the South Midlands, (Worcestershire area). Seriously hopeless! I've found lots of lookalike grass mushroom species but not a single lib. Anyone else in my position?

I’m interested to know how other people consume their libs, I’ve always just ground it up in a coffee grinder and mixed it into orange juice let it sit for 20 minutes shook it up and chugged it but the thought of that earthy dirt taste is giving me nausea just thinking about it🤣

Hey guys, me and my mates just went mushroom hunting and we found these that look like them but they also don’t look like them so please help us identify if we hit the jackpot or not

1500 m alt. eastern eu

I have recently found some picturesque place, but now I have a certain question... Does drinking tea prepared from dried mushrooms harvested on pastures, specifically near places where cows drink water poses any health risks? For example regarding parasites or bacterial infections?

I have always just dried on cardboard near a dehumidifier before, these have been drying like that since Sunday evening. I have been reading about the need to get them properly cracker dry so the stem snaps on bending. They're currently crispy caps but still bendy stems. I'll get a dehydrator for the next time. For now, do you think this will do the job?

✅ Recently the grass was mowed on one of the habitats I visit, using one of things you drive around in. I went up there yesterday to check some areas I know they missed last time. Turns out they got to them as well.

I had such a nice time up there, lots of findings now effectively ruined by their efforts. Or so I wonder? The place is in Norway, 176 m.a.s.l

❓The season ain't over until the ground freezes, right? I wonder if anyone got experience with mowed grass areas and chances of hitting upon new fruiting in said area before the cold really sets in?

✅ I also visit this coastline habitat (long.10.5312768***********) where the earth is relatively compacted, the grass is short and all the Libs there are incredibly tiny :) The estimated m.a.s.l@which most of them are found is less than 1.5m.

❓Being so close to the waterline (no more than 30 ft.), to what extent is this habitat dependent on precipitation like their inland cousins? Less so or more so?
It's been 3 days since last visit (Monday), so wondering when it's good to return?

\ cheers!

Howdy all, I should start off by saying I will not be ingesting these mushrooms so do not worry on that front.

That said I’d like to hear some opinions.

These were found today in an area with lots of semilanceata, and I think there’s a chance they are just that, albeit slightly atypical.

However, they were going very close to some larger mushrooms of the same colour that definitely weren’t semilanceata. I should have got some photos of the other mushrooms but didn’t think about it while out in the field.

The photos here don’t quite capture how golden-orange some of them look, I will post a side by side with some libs in the comments.

Part of the reason I am suspicious of these is that they were found in the same area I found these a few years ago https://www.reddit.com/r/Semilanceata/s/evx9jdbFaC

At the time of that post I was advised to send them off for testing, a little embarrassingly, I didn’t have the money for that at the time so unfortunately that mystery was left unresolved.

While these ones don’t fully match the ones from last time there was quite a variance within the species from last time (didn’t pick all of them) to the point where these found today made me think of the ones from last time.

In my thousands of miles across Dartmoor the spot today is the only place I have found these ones from last time, and possibly this time provided these aren’t just unusual semilanceata.

Why I’m uncertain of these ones:
Other than the extra golden-orange in the colour, and lack of nipple, and the fact they were growing so close to some definitively non libs, they don’t smell quite right. I’m normally pretty comfortable sniffing testing questionable finds and while these weren’t far off, they don’t smell quite right to me.

Interested to hear what other people say, maybe I’m second guessing myself too much/hoping they are the same as last time to finally resolve that mystery for myself, or maybe they are something other than semilanceata.

Tl:dr - what do we think these are?

Its so much a lib shape but not the colors...