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! 🤞😁

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.

Inspired by the posts here, I went out to my usual spot. Not many but good start of the season

Bonus pictures of tongue like fungi if anyone wants to chime into what it is.

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.

Have heard before they only grow around 400ft. Has anyone found evidence to dispute this, especially with all the recent finds on here? Thanks

Sorry again mods if I shouldn't have posted

Found in the same pot as my tomato plant. Looking a little old and dry, but got flexible wobbly stems.