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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 21/04/2026

dreamed i was in tadc and i was this 2.5d thing

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 24/11/2023

In the vale (Higher res inkblotapp.page.link/Fde2 ) #art #monster hunter #horror

Art depicting harsh lighting revealing a blood red quadrupedal beast with exposed fangs, wicked spines, horns, layers of talons, and a long plated tail. It is a hybrid of the monster hunter creatures odogaron & zinogre. It is surrounded by decaying gore.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 18/11/2023

Actually nah fuck it ill put it here why not

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 03/11/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄Mullet honey funguseseses

A cluster of robust, tufted yellow ochre mushrooms growing amongst fallen beech nut shells & leaves. These are most likely the grey form of Mullet Honeyfungus (Armillaria Cepistipes) it has an orchre cap, a pale yellow & scaley stipe with a small black ring.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 29/10/2023

The white mass looks like what happened to a bolete i found lmao

A bolete with a tiny cap and a ridiculously wide cream stipe

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 20/10/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄I think they're deceivers? Not sure though, found them in a car park.

Tiny orange, waxy mushroom growing in gritty, wet soil & surrounded by a thin coating of moss. Possibly Laccaria sp. (Deceiver?)

Small orange, waxy mushrooms growing amongst fallen coniferous needles & moss. The more mature one in the foreground has a cap with concave centre and a deep rust-brown stipe. Possibly Laccaria sp. (Deceiver?)

Cluster of more small, orange mushrooms. Still possibly Laccaria sp, any help id'ing would be welcomed.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 20/10/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄 This ghost bolete showed up a little later than expected! Still, there were chanterelles popping up too (and ticks), so the season is definitely somewhat fuckt

A mottled white mushroom with a greyish brown bitemark on the cap grows amongst some lush sphagnum moss, grass and scattered birch leaves. The Ghost Bolete (Leccinum holopus) is a somewhat rare mushroom in the Uk; it's white all over with a spongey, porous hymenophore under the smooth cap & has a rough stipe that is sturdy yet fairly consistent in width.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 16/10/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄 This sums up my lunchtime foraging experience during work hours

A very large and gnarled Penny Bun mushroom (Boletus Edulis) laid upon the rim of a wooden communal, earth-filled ashtray with cigarette butts in the background. The mushroom was around 24 cm long with a very beefy, cream coloured stipe covered in a pale webbed texture. The cap is a mottled bronze to chesnut with some white patches, and the off-white spongey spore-baring mass is visible underneath. It was, unfortunately, soft and maggot eaten.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 14/10/2023

Ohoho me stickers arrived, they're teeny but they pop so that's nice

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 11/10/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄ohoho, new spot discovered

A pair of rather chunky bright orange mushrooms held in an open palm. Golden Chanterelle (Cantharellus Aurora) is a smaller & more dense mushroom when compared to its family member Cantharellus Cibarius. Its cap is flat to concave with an uneven edge; leading to decurrent, false gills that are a pale yellow to orange. It has a pleasant, almost apricot smell in addition to the sort of peppery & earthy scents. The inside of the flesh is off white.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 11/10/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄 no talk me angy

A pair of young Dusky Puffballs (Lycoperdon Nigrescens) growing amongst the pebbledash-esque detritus found under a beech hedge. These cream, capless fungi have a spikey pearled texture covering them with tiny black to brown tips that will continue to darken as they age. The larger one appears to have a bum crack.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 09/10/2023

I s2g this thing has been a godsend for field stuff 🙏 big cheers to me pal

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 08/10/2023

Update: 90% ass bolete got more ass

The same almost spherical Penny Bun mushroom (Boletus Edulis) but with an even bigger and rounder cream stipe.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 04/10/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄Some gnarly penny buns I found on my way home after taking a detour

A stout, aged Penny Bun mushroom (Boletus Edulis) in the early stages of being attacked by Bolete Eater (Hypomyces chrysospermus). Its short and round stipe features characteristic webbing but seems to have more of a yellowish tinge now. The once chesnut coloured cap is cracked and covered in patches of grey and white mould.

A practically spherical mushroom with a little flat chesnut cap and cream stem. A strange and possibly parasitises Penny Bun (Boletus Edulis) The stipe is almost reminiscent of sourdough in this instance.

A twin capped Penny Bun (Boletus Edulis) with a thick off-white, mesh covered stipe. It is covered in flecks of dirt and backed by fallen golden beech leaves

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 23/09/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄Fucker grew at a jaunty angle

A familiar red mushroom with white 'spots' growing at a 45° angle from some compacted dry moss as the edge of a Brown Rollrim mushroom (paxillus involutus) peeks in from the side. The classic Fly Agaric (amanita muscaria) has a red to orange cap with a white stipe & a ruffled universal veil near the top. The white spots are the remnants of the volva it 'hatched' from as it grew and its gills are also white. This mushroom is poisonous as muscimol is a cnc depressant. Can be detoxified by parboiling thoroughly but not a choice edible imo

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 16/09/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄found a monster the size of a pomeranian today

A large cream frilly mushroom mass growing amongst twigs and fallen pine needles. The Cauliflower mushroom (Sparassis Crispa) is a choice edible, though some react badly to it. It has a strong, savoury smell (almost seasalt and vodka to me personally) and a sort of rubbery, firm texture

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 12/09/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄I wish they'd stop mowing the grass here 😔

A slippery mushroom with a honey coloured cap growing amongst mown grass. The Larch Bolete (Suillus grevillei) has brown scales speckling the stipe and a ring zone from where a veil connected the cap as it was growing; said cap features a yellow sponge like porous surface where spores are produced. Edible but needs drying and thorough cooking.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 05/09/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄a babby cep! Left it be because it still needs to come to spore - around 4cm cap diameter

A stout, sandy and firm mushroom growing near some roots and moss. A baby King Bolete (Boletus Edulis) with its wide stipe to cap ratio, caramel cap and overall roundness. They can sometimes have a darker cap at this age but it will end up with a telltale white rim as it opens up with a porous, spongey looking underside.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 05/09/2023

You can trigger it by saving and quitting with symbiotic entity running whilst in camp; talking to folk partially nullifies it though, but not permanently.

A glowing circle of spores druid affected by a graphical glitch.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 30/08/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄I can confidently say this one is a little nightmare

A Destroying Angel (Amanita Virosa) amongst moss and twigs. This brilliant white mushroom has a smooth cap with a slight umbo on the top, a prominent universal veil on the tall stipe and spore baring gills. It is deadly poisonous; gastro-intestinal upset followed by recovery then by death from liver and kidney failure within days.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 27/08/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄 My pal picked up a nasty specimen when we were out foraging (he knew what family it was in though, so he was at no risk of eating it)

Tawny, slightly rainwashed mushroom with cinnamon coloured webbing; could be a Variable Webcap or Stocking Webcap (cortinarius sp. Either Anomalus or Torvus). It has a cream ring around the cap with rusty brown to grey gills. The stipe features a small ring where the cortina (webbed part of the veil) was connected whilst it was growing. This mushroom is toxic.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 26/08/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄narrowed this down to two potential fuckos, though one is significantly more dangerous than the other.

A tall white veiled mushroom in the amanita family. It is either a slightly slug eaten Destroying Angel (amanita virosa) or a False Deathcap (amanita citrina). Its white stipe is shaggy and ruffled. Based on these two potentialities, this mushroom would either send you into a coma in 4 days, requiring liver and kidney transplants or taste like raw potatoes.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 26/08/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄 found some tasties (so many tiny ones though, will need to check them later 👀)

A wood hedgehog mushroom being held (hydnellum repandum). They have smooth, cream coloured semi irregular caps with toothy spores on the underside; this one has a particularly long stipe. These are choice edibles

A wood hedgehog mushroom (hydnellum repandum). It has a smooth, cream coloured semi irregular cap with toothy spores on the underside. It has been picked and placed on a mossy log

A group of wood hedgehog mushrooms (hydnellum repandum). They have smooth cream coloured irregular caps with toothy spores on the underside. These are small and young.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 20/08/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄Bastards located

A dry & aged Brown roll rim mushroom (Paxillus Involutus) sprouting from some sphagnum moss. It has a sandy funnel shaped cap & stipe with rusty spore baring gills. This mushroom is toxic

More extremely dry and large brown roll rim mushrooms, they are oddly shaped and showing cracks on the caps.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 14/08/2023

🍄📷 📷🍄These were way too far away to identify, but it was such a nice scene

Small white gilled saprotrophic mushrooms growing on a log floating in still water.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 09/08/2023

🍄📷 Almost forgot this baby sickener!

A very small immature Sickener mushroom (Russula Emetica) about the size of a cherry surrounded by beech & pine detritus with some moss. It has been slightly damaged by pests and washed out by the rain

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 08/08/2023

🍄📷 followed the scent of mycelium to find these on the bank

Three Common Puffballs (Lycoperdon Perlatum) in different stages of being eaten by insects or slugs. They are scaly with slightly rough nodules that end in tiny coffee black tips. The overall body is reminiscent of lightly toasted marshmallow and the insides are a pale cream. They are surrounded by grass, pine needles, moss; a river is visible in the background.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 08/08/2023

📷🍄 have not been able to figure out what these are at all, there were huge clusters of them out over July; we initially thought some kind of coprinellus. (N E Scotland) - any help id'ing would be appreciated! A lot of beech and coniferous trees around if that's any help.

Unknown cluster of small, thin beige mushrooms with gills that turn cream as they age; they're surrounded by dead leaves and backed by some ivy.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 08/08/2023

🍄📷 Unclear on exactly what species but have a russula

Small unknown greyish green mushroom: russula species, possibly charcoal burner but unsure as I didn't disturb it to see if the gills were brittle or flexible

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 07/08/2023

🍄📷 Bitter beech boletes out in force today

A trio of bitter beech boletes (Caloboletus calopus) partially knocked but still anchored to the ground. They have dry beige leathery caps and dappled stipes with an ombre of crimson to lemon.

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 07/08/2023

Should probably post last years finds lmao 🍄📷

Fly Agaric (amanita muscaria) - a red mushroom with textured cream speckles peppering the cap. It is growing amongst moss and lichen

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𝕷𝕺𝕽𝕯 @lord.warlock.gay · 05/08/2023

Big flush this year, if only it was chicken of the woods

Multiple flourishes of Blackening Polypore (Meripilus giganteus)- an edible fungus. They appear slightly aged.

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