RiskyManoeuver•

No, this is not a Liberty Cap.

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Yep, way too early for libs

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TavliOP•

Thanks for the reply. Cheers

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RiskyManoeuver•

Why did you think that it was a Liberty Cap? (Not trying to be rude, just curious)

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TavliOP•

Nipple shape, gill color, stem length, location, season (summer to fall right?), no annulus on stem, cap color change with water.

What held me back is the lack of stripes on cap, the cap is also more convex than bell shaped, and the color seems a bit too brown.

I cant find any similar mushroom types though. It could simply be Panaeolus Foenisecii, but it has a pronounced nipple and cream colored gill. Do you have any idea what it might be?

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TavliOP•

Thank you for anyone who can help me identify. Currently spore printing and will update when it finishes.

Location: PNW (Northern California, USA)

Area located: Mostly shaded moist grass lawn

Stalk length: 7cm

Stalk + cap length: 8cm

Cap diameter: 2.5cm

Stalk width: ~0.5cm

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Expert-Metal8342•

Possibly a panaeolus sp. but don’t take my word for it

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