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| Unidentified Waxcap |
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| An interesting feature with a very large amount of waxcap species is that they live in wild, short-sward grassland in Europe but in forests in North America and Asia |
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| Detail |
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| Cute lil' baby waxcap |
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| Pleated Inkcap |
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| Mica Caps |
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| SO MANY MICA CAPS |
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| Freckled Dapperling |
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| Unidentified dainty mushroom. For some reason I think it look very dainty |
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| Unidentified mushrooms of a different species. One has had a chomp taken out of it |
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| Fun lil' mushroom |
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| Note the two little spots of mold on it that look a bit like eyes |
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| Inkcaps in the genus Coprinellus |
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| I think these ones look very dainty too |
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| Inkcap in the genus Coprinopsis. There are also inkcaps in the genus Coprinus, but this is not one of them |
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| Mushroom |
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| Tiny mushroom and some nice moss |
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| Fallen Inkcap gills |
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