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lindagoesmushrooming · 6 months

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#Coprinus disseminatus #fairy inkcap #Coprinellus disseminatus #mushrooms #fungi #autumnal #mycology #mushroom photography #original photographers #photographers on tumblr #nature #nature photography

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bansheehaunt · 11 months

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Fairy Ink Cap (Coprinellus disseminatus)

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woodsy-hoe · 2 years

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✨ some old gems ✨

#saw soooo many cool things on that trip 🥲#fungi #mushrooms #coprinellus disseminatus #coprinellus #fairy inkcap #mine #nature #naturecore #green #forest #outdoors #hiking #costa rica #original photography #original photographers

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unkn0wnvariable · 2 months

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Fairy Ink Cap

A cluster of fairy ink cap mushrooms sprouting from the woodland floor, in Glapthorn Cow Pastures.

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blackswallowtailbutterfly · 2 months

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Ink Caps--Coprinus, Coprinopsis, and Coprinellus

They don't just grow in shit, I promise (in fact I don't think I've ever seen them growing in shit...). Photos are all mine, all unedited. The reason the ones of Coprinellus micacea look so much better is because of the lighting that time of day and also because I used my digital SLR camera. All the rest were taken with my old Moto G phone camera.

Coprinellus disseminatus, the fairy ink cap. They're edible but you'd need a lot of them because they're very small. Luckily they tend to be numerous! Good in soup or pasta sauce. They crumble really easily, so you want them in a paper bag you can easily shake them out of into a pan.

Coprinellus micaceus, the glistening ink cap. Also edible, and bigger than their aptly named cousins, but get 'em quickly and cook them because they will autodigest quickly and leave an inky mess. Good on pizza or in pasta sauce.

Coprinopsis atramentaria, the common ink cap. Edible as well and bigger than Coprinellus, but again you want to collect and cook those quickly. Good in pasta sauce. And the young ones specifically are really really good with mac and cheese, especially if you put fresh chives or green onions on top afterward.

Coprinopsis variegata, the scaly ink cap. The young ones look an awful lot like puffballs. The older ones look like shaggy manes to the untrained eye. The scales will fall off with handling. These also are edible. Excellent in a creamy soup.

Coprinus comatus, the shaggy mane. Choice edible, but again, grab 'em quickly. Did you know my very first picture of a shaggy mane (left), I didn't even know it was a shaggy mane? Because I wasn't foraging yet. Good with pizza, in mushroom gravy, pasta sauce, or wherever else you'd want to use mushroooms. :)

Word of caution: ALL edible wild mushrooms need to be cooked. Even those that won't make you sick immediately can have longterm effects. Cook them and cook them well. You pretty much have to try to overcook a mushroom. So cook them properly.

A secondary word of caution: all edible ink caps with the exception of the shaggy mane don't react well with alcohol. The recommendation is that you don't consume ink caps within three days of having consumed alcohol, one way or the other. That being said, it does vary between individuals. I've been fine with no more than a few hours between a single drink and a meal with them in it.

Word of ethics: always leave at a third of the young mushrooms you find, and only in a large flush. If there's only one, leave it be.

And not so much caution, but for convenience: collect quickly and cook quickly. Some do it faster than others, but if you have mature specimens, they will autodigest into ink. Some people have used them as ink, if that's what you're after, go for it, but if you mean to actually eat them, you need to apply heat, as that disrupts that process. Another fun thing, though! If you get mature specimens that have only just begin to autodigest, you can cook them into a black sauce and even mix with flour to make black pasta!

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lena-rosey · 11 months

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Coprinellus disseminatus & Daedalea quercina. Père-Lachaise 15 Mai 2023.

#rosey posts #mycology #fungi #mushrooms #champignons #Coprinellus disseminatus #daedalea quercina

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rattyexplores · 2 years

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Coprinellus disseminatus, AKA Trooping Crumble Cap.

I always see these little mushrooms sprout up after rain ❤

04/05/22

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mycoblogg · 6 months

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FOTD #143 : fairy inkcap! (coprinellus disseminatus)

the fairy inkcap (also fairy bonnet, or trooping crumble cap) is an inkcap agaric fungus in the family psathyrellaceae. they are known for growing in huge clusters !! interestingly, unlike the name implies this fungus does not dissolve into ink in maturity. ^^

the big question : can i bite it?? yes - this species is non-poisonous.

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#• fungus of the day !! •#[coprinellus disseminatus]#: fairy inkcap :#: fairy bonnet :#: trooping crumble cap :#143 #||#fungus #mushrooms #mycology #mushroom #earth #fungi #foraging #forestcore #cottagecore #nature

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hometoursandotherstuff · 9 months

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Fairy Inkcap (Coprinellus disseminatus): This fungi is also known as "trooping crumble cap" and is a species of agaric fungus in the family Psathyrellaceae. The Fairy Inkcap does not dissolve into black ink (deliquesce) in maturity and it's possible to stumble upon a magical stand like this if you are able to get out into woodland.

#mushrooms #purple mushrooms #fairy inkcap #other stuff

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lindagoesmushrooming · 1 year

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Coprinellus disseminatus

#coprinellus disseminatus #coprinus disseminatus #fairy inkcap #mushrooms #fungi #mushroom cluster #mycology #mushroom photography #nature #nature photography #original photographers #photographers on tumblr

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ps1 · 10 months

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coprinellus disseminatus

#nature #mushrooms #fungi #22

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honeymushroom · 10 months

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Coprinellus disseminatus

#mushrooms #my photgraphy #fungi

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unkn0wnvariable · 2 years

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Glistening Inkcaps by Oliver Andrews Via Flickr: A small clump of glistening inkcap mushrooms growing between the trunks of a tree at Felmersham Gravel Pits.

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jojo-oliver · 9 days

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fairy inkcap / coprinellus disseminatus Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

#jojoliverphotography #mushrooms #fungi #mycology #fungus #cottagecore #nature #forest #nature photography #europe #germany #photography #photographers on tumblr #lensblr #wilderness #adventure #foraging #my photography

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mutant-distraction · 9 months

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Fairy Inkcap (Coprinellus disseminatus): This fungi is also known as "trooping crumble cap" and is a species of agaric fungus in the family Psathyrellaceae. Unlike most other coprinoid mushrooms, the Fairy Inkcap does not dissolve into black ink (deliquesce) in maturity and just occasionally it's possible to stumble upon a magical stand like this if you are able to get out into woodland.

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mushroomgay · 1 year

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Cambridge, UK, April 2023

Glistening inkcaps (Coprinellus micaceus)

These gorgeous little fungi grow in huge groups - you can’t see it here, but I’ve seen them cover the base of trees in groups half a metre across, comprised of hundreds of these tiny caps.

They start as pale brown caps, as you can see in the first photos, and turn grey-brown as they age. Though they are in the inkcap family, they don’t turn to ink as they mature like many of their relatives do, instead simply darkening and shriveling away as they release their spores.

Fairy inkcaps (Coprinellus disseminatus) are similar, but glistening inkcaps appear earlier in the year, start off brown rather than beige when young, and have tiny granules on the caps that fairy inkcaps lack.

#fungi #mycology #inkcaps #wild fungi #wild mushrooms #glistening inkcaps #coprinellus #Coprinellus micaceus #inedible fungi

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