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I found this today in one of the fields, must have bee 30-40 in a small patch, but can't find an id on them in my mushroom books, so wondering if any of you knowledgable lot know what it is, to be honest I don't much like the look of it, and fairly sure it's not an edible one, the cap feels very leathery if that helps

 

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It's nowt like any field shroom I have found before, the cap feels very leathery/rubber like, yet reading through my fungus book I can't even ID it as a poisonous variety (which I am fairly sure it's not an edible one).

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Yeh, I`ll edit that out, I see what you mean about leathery, almost a waxy look to it when you look at it again.

 

Edit,, gills are too light for a field mushroom, !! don`t eat it then , lol

Yes, very much so, would love to find out what it is, I have quite a few growing in one of the fields, never seen them before until today.

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It's the white version of the Wood Blueit.. Always growing in gangs and mostly on the edge of woodland. I'd eat it without a hesitation and have cooked many pies etc using same. Cuts like liver which is the best way to have it. Cook in olive oil and have with bacon. This, by the way is only my opinion.

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It's the white version of the Wood Blueit.. Always growing in gangs and mostly on the edge of woodland. I'd eat it without a hesitation and have cooked many pies etc using same. Cuts like liver which is the best way to have it. Cook in olive oil and have with bacon. This, by the way is only my opinion.

I must admit jok, having looked at your suggestion it does bear a lot of resembelence, and it was found in one of my grass fields, close to a large hedgerow, yet has no lilac in the stem as has been suggested it should have, the stem almost fell apart as I pulled it, I will check some of the others tomorrow, be great if they are actually edible !

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