Greetings all.

I was wondering if it would be acceptable to post pictures here of wild mushrooms I presume may be psychoactive? I wasn't sure about the guidelines for such things. Thanks!

Yeah that's fine, although i think you might have better luck here http://www.shroomery.org...ums/postlist.php/Board/3
(it will say "trusted identifier" under certain members names)

There is no rule against it. People on the internet might be able to make some educated guesses as to the species of your mushrooms. But it takes a lot more than a picture to give a 100%, without-a-doubt diagnosis of a mushroom's species.

Im not an expert, but i do have some experience in this field.
Please show the pics, mushroom porn is one of my favorites.

Edit:
I also know there are members here who are VERY good in this area, but i am not really sure how often they come by these days.

Grower

Here they are. Obviously I take extreme caution when it comes to unfamiliar mushrooms so until I get them 100% identified I will not consume them. These look very similar to strands of psilocybin containing mushrooms I've had though I'm not certain which. Nonetheless, all of you guys' help is greatly appreciated:

doesn't quite look like psilocybe to me (though it does look similar)

i would hold out for a spore print.


has there been any blue bruising?

Just by the gills alone, my first guess would be protostropharia semiglobata. Did you find them growing out of cow patties?

Of course, as others said, it's better to go to the shroomery for a proper ID as i do not know any trusted mushroom taxonomists in the nexus

I found them in a moist grassy area near the woods. And yes, they bruise a blue/purple when pinched.

Are the dark parts on the stems bluing or just dirt?

(Edit: Ha, nevermind, i didn't see that last post)

They are indeed bluing. I can post more pics if that needs to be further indicated. The color is blue/purple.

Thanks for all of your input thus far guys. I'll post an updated pic soon. As they've been dried and handled more they've taken on a more blue tint.