Its shroom season obviously and we just got a really good rain here.

I found a few dozen of these little guys and I think they're amantia muscaria but I'm not really sure.

Most of the Fly agaric I've seen have scales on them, the ones shown here don't. I'm no expert and obviously that's why I'm asking for some help.

Let me get your opinions on these.

I'm very aware of the controversy on amanita muscaria versus psycobilin containing mushrooms

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using a site like this may help ya out, or pick up a book.

http://www.mushroomexpert.com/amanita_muscaria.html

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shroomery is also good for identifying mushrooms

dude i have those same mushys outside everywhere and im pretty positive they are not safe to eat and are not amanitas

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They've been identified as meadow mushrooms. I will not be eating them.

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Which one?

lol, if they were trippy there would be alot more squirrels and chipmunks outside running around making weird noises, amanitas normally have raised white bumps, not flat ones, or at least thats what ive noticed

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They are trippy. But also of wildly unpredictable potency and bad side effects at high doses.

o snap.....ill be right back!


jk, i would like to but i dunno, i dont feel like puking and/or dieing or anything, i swear i saw cubensis the other day, but my mom was over and i didnt think pluckin them would be a understandable thing to do

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Unless you live on a farm and it was in the barn or pasture you didnt see Cubensis.