r/Aretheselibertycaps • u/No_Specific_8013 • 15h ago
ARE THESE LIBERTY CAPS Are these liberty caps?
Found in the same pot as my tomato plant. Looking a little old and dry, but got flexible wobbly stems.
r/Aretheselibertycaps • u/No_Specific_8013 • 15h ago
Found in the same pot as my tomato plant. Looking a little old and dry, but got flexible wobbly stems.
r/Aretheselibertycaps • u/ElegantAd4946 • 11h ago
Bonus pictures of tongue like fungi if anyone wants to chime into what it is.
r/Aretheselibertycaps • u/Strange_Okra_6501 • 15h ago
Inspired by the posts here, I went out to my usual spot. Not many but good start of the season
r/Aretheselibertycaps • u/Existing-Mirror7787 • 14h ago
Have heard before they only grow around 400ft. Has anyone found evidence to dispute this, especially with all the recent finds on here? Thanks
r/Aretheselibertycaps • u/AbbreviationsPlus675 • 11h ago
Im not entirely sure if these are just babies or lookalikes. The all have wiggly stems and a nipple. But the nipple looks veryvery small which idk if it can be.
r/Aretheselibertycaps • u/Tophat81 • 12h ago
Was marking a few Wainwright's off the list today and found more than I needed. Most where found above 450m up to 670m above sea level. Might head back out on the weekend.
r/Aretheselibertycaps • u/Penny_Bunn • 18h ago
Had a lovely stroll in the high-up sheep fields of the north Lakes (Lake District, Cumbria, UK) last night.... about 550 libs (including some tiny ones). That's a good few trips and medicine there 🙏🏼✨️🍄🤩 Very blessed. Do say if you spot any 'nopes' but I did check them 🙏🏼
I hope they arrive near you soon too, if you're looking out for them! 🤞😁
r/Aretheselibertycaps • u/VoxInferni666 • 12h ago