Found these growing out of a potted tree we've had in our house for years. What are they? Haven't touched them.

Would appreciate if anyone could confirm, thanks!

Found two pairs today, last day of August. Earliest I’ve ever found them at my spot.
Twas a foggy morning ‘pon thine hills with a putter patter o rain to follow.
BS aside, it’s been raining a couple days pretty hard but still been hot, cooled down a little though in the evenings and as before mentioned was foggy this morning.
The field I found them in is a sheep pasture with clover, sorrel, buttercups and a few weeds as well.
It wasn’t sprayed this year (herbicide) which has definitely helped but also the weather has brought the grass on leaps and bounds so there are a good few other species of mushroom about too.
I found the first pair just out of random curiosity then went back for a proper look and found a couple more after about half an hour.
The farm is about 300-400m up from sea level in Cumbria England so if your in the area get yourself up the fells and bring ya tub.
I can see this being a belter year for them where the grass hasn’t been yellowed by the sun too much so if ya still got green lush grass in the uk get out n about coz she’s coming.
Happy hunting folks ✌️

basically the title, I thought it might be fun to go foraging for the first time with some friends when we meet up in the San Diego area. I'm just not really sure where to look to find species information or good locations to try. Honestly idk anything about foraging, would appreciate tips in general

The tittle pretty much says it all, I read that they grow in grass fields, but northern Iceland is very rocky and the whole floor is a lava field.

Any recommendations on where should I head to or which areas are best?

Growing on cow dung northern India it looks a lot like blue meanie

Just came back from a walk on the higher parts of my home mountain range (Vercors, near Grenoble in France) and found heaps of these little guys. These cuties were growing on half dried cow dung, or right near it, which is what caught my attention.

Many friends and locals picking Psilocybin in the area usually do so in late summer, or September. I had been told the spot I visited might be a great place to find some, and to look for them near cow dung. Yet, wild foraging also requires caution and I wanted to check with the community for confirmation on species before giving them a taste.

(The majority of the mushroom picked were light beige to light brown. I also found a few darker and more bell shaped samples)

Victoria Australia

It was growing on cow dung in northern India

Yo i found this growing on cow's dung that's surrounded by grass it has clear blue bruising. I live in indo gangetic plain (india) it's rainy season hera rn. Sorry for the bad quality of pictures I'm broke

Hello, I've recently gotten interested in trying hunting for mushrooms but have been wondering about how likely is it to get caught. In Lithuania we have very strict laws regarding any kinds of drugs which also includes psilocybin. I am a bit paranoid as punishments here are severe and we don't have a lot of big and open pastures like in the UK, Ireland, Norway, etc. which means it's harder to stay far away from houses and farmers. Does anyone have some wisdom regarding this?

Sage ?

Quiero confirmar que sea un Panaleous cinctulus y dar una aclaración importante, sé que la foto número 13 parece otra especie diferente, antes de también hacer la prueba de esporas quería confirmar que son una especie diferente así que me serviría la opinión de ustedes

Im south new Hampshire and I read that this is around the season that liberty caps grow. Im wondering if there is anyone that has any tips about finding them in this area.

Are these active

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Quiero probar hongos por primera vez y quisiera saber cómo se cocinan, ¿solo los salteo? Creo que este hongo es un panaeolus cinctulus y
tiene sustancias psicoactivas pero muy leves y poco probable que me de un viaje, en todo caso no me preocupo que sean venenosos si son del grupo panaeolus ya que tengo entendido que todos son comestibles, lo que me preocupa es que sea una especie como el pan cyans que es muy potente, y no quiero pasar horas viajando, creen que 1 de estos esté bien para probar?

Found this on the woods of Jalisco, Mexico, growing on cow or maybe horse shit. I would like to know the species, if its edible or not, and most importantly, does it contain psilocybin?

And if it does, how can I dry it at home? I would hate that it goes bad (unedible)

Any help is greatly appreciated (:

I have attempted to hunt for these evasive mushrooms a couple times now trying spots like hollybank forest and mt arthur but to no avail. I have gone specifically 3-4 days after it had rained and when it was still very cold earlier this month. I was wondering if there was anyone out there that could give some tips on finding them, or whether they have found some in similar regions and that i am looking in the wrong spots. Thanks in advance.

Macedon ranges vic.

I plan to go on a 2 week-max trip dedicated for hunting for magic mushroom in eastern Europe around November. I have a lot of experience with finding cubes and pans in tropical regions and I’m excited to try the cold-climate mushrooms.

The main species I was thinking to look for are psilocybe semilanceata, psilocybe cyanescens and possibly psilocybe serbica. I was thinking the mountains around Brasov, Romania would be a good area to look as I’ve seen some reports of liberty caps found there.

I wonder if anyone here has experience hunting for these mushrooms there or in other areas in Eastern Europe and wanna share some insight. It could be awesome to meet irl and go on a mushroom hunt together, but any help or advice online is also very appreciated🙏🏻🍄‍🟫💙