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  • #2
    MB Lacey
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    Hi Calistro, I think they maybe Sulpher tufts. They're poisonous!


  • #3
    calistro
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 529 ✭✭✭calistro


    MB Lacey wrote: »
    Hi Calistro, I think they maybe Sulpher tufts. They're poisonous!

    Cheers. Thought they might be poisonous alright, couldn't find a reference in my books and recently found them in the forest.;)


  • #4
    MB Lacey
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    I'm suprised they weren't in your reference book because they're very common.

    I've got some amazing photos of them, they usually grow in groups on the end of tree stumps in the woods, so the background for the photo is lovely.

    Yeah, don't eat them!
    I'm not 100% sure they're sulpher tufts, but I'm pretty sure.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypholoma_fasciculare


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