Aug 23, 2025
Macrolepiota clelandii
25-JUL-2025
Lysterfield Park, Melbourne, Vic
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Macrolepiota clelandii
25-JUL-2025
Lysterfield Park, Melbourne, Vic
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A couple of parasols - Macrolepiota procera - in the fields by Llandecwyn.
I found these while walking with my dogs, and I was surprised by how big they were
I'm in brazil, so you probably don't know much about the mushrooms here, but any idea what kind they could be?
Even if you don't, they were really pretty, so I thought it'd be nice to share
Thank you for sharing!
I believe it's Macrolepiota sp. (probably Macrolepiota capelariae?)
Gemeiner Safranschirmling, Chlorophyllum rhacodes 30.09.22
I have finally made it through the last of my post-Elsa mushroom cache. These include but are not limited to: a very tall parasol mushroom, “yellow unicorn” Entoloma, a velvet roll-rim (Tapinella atrotomentosa) that looks like an oyster, and two meadow mushrooms (Agrocybe?) fused like a heart. They love you!
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Lamella square cuts
Parasol, macrolepiota procera
Lavendelfarbener Rötelritterling, Lepista glaucocana
Sorry for the bad photo but would you mind helping me identify these great big boys?
[Submitted by @the-damp-sock]
These are parasols! It’s easy to see where they get their common name. Without further information, like where in the world they were found, and a look at their scales and stem, I’d peg them as Macrolepiota procera, but as I say, with the limited information provided, other similar species of parasol mushroom are very possible.
Macrolepiota procera are common in the UK, edible, and considered excellent finds for foragers!
Macrolepiota procera
are no joke, thorough scaled parasol mushroom.
Josh @ascomycotas for scale.