Amanita rubescens
An Amanita that can show reddish bruising. Identification requires a complete intact specimen.
Edible with caution. RAW BLUSHERS ARE TOXIC, and deadly Amanita lookalikes exist. Do not eat without expert identification.
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June to November
Chlorophyllum olivieri
A shaggy parasol-like mushroom in coniferous woodland. Several similar species require careful separation.
Lepista saeva
A pasture mushroom with a dull buff cap and an unmistakable violet-blue stem.
Coprinopsis atramentaria
Edible in itself, but it causes a violent reaction with alcohol taken up to three days later.
