Dignams Creek, NSW

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Discussion

Teresa wrote:

7 Jan 2025

This really appears to be a well worn agaric fungi

zz agaric (stem; gill colour unknown)

JoelStibbardBCT wrote:

22 Oct 2024

I think we can only get it as close as Litoria sp. from the image. Would be great to get additional images from the sides and in focus :)

Litoria sp. (genus)

JoelStibbardBCT wrote:

22 Oct 2024

Quite hard to tell from this image. Suggest Jacky Lizard but cant be sure. Open to other suggestions.

Amphibolurus muricatus

Heino1 wrote:

12 Sep 2024

Any chance of finding out what's on the underside?

zz agaric (stem; gill colour unknown)

Heino1 wrote:

2 Sep 2024

I think this is a Pisolithus - presumably the (or one of the) species that is small, narrow and somewhat column-like in appearance. Sometimes no bigger than an adult thumb sticking out of the soil. I say this because through the crack it looks like the interior is packed with dark granules. Very much the structure of a maturing Pisolithus.

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