Cross post to r/mycology for an ID and whether you can eat them! They generally like top down view, bottom up view and a cross section
paulywauly99 on
Time of year. Regard them as a virtue not an eyesore. Sign of healthy soil. I’ve got some on my front lawn at the moment and am leaving them be.
TedBurns-3 on
Indication of a healthy lawn
saint_maria on
They’ll die back and rot back into the soil once they’ve released their spores in a week or so. It’s free fertilizer so I’d just leave them.
Without more photos I can’t give a definite ID but given these have all been rained on and pretty far gone there’s no point in eating them anyway. Probably fairy ring champignon but I can’t see the gills or stem.
dazler34 on
Any magic ones amongst them? If so definitely worth picking and have a nice trip
Nim008 on
The faeries were raving it up whilst you were away.
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Cross post to r/mycology for an ID and whether you can eat them! They generally like top down view, bottom up view and a cross section
Time of year. Regard them as a virtue not an eyesore. Sign of healthy soil. I’ve got some on my front lawn at the moment and am leaving them be.
Indication of a healthy lawn
They’ll die back and rot back into the soil once they’ve released their spores in a week or so. It’s free fertilizer so I’d just leave them.
Without more photos I can’t give a definite ID but given these have all been rained on and pretty far gone there’s no point in eating them anyway. Probably fairy ring champignon but I can’t see the gills or stem.
Any magic ones amongst them? If so definitely worth picking and have a nice trip
The faeries were raving it up whilst you were away.