New forest

[FlyAgaric]

I have photos of them, I will upload them tomorrow.

I did read in a book that people can mistake the Fly Agaric and the Panther Cap with each other when it has rained or when the Fly Agaric is old because it can go a yellow brown.

[Stewy]

Originally Posted by wildherbalian85

Fly agarics only loose there spots in the rain - they remain red, though rarely fade to yellow - never brown.

I think he is on about the Panthercaps wildherbalian?

[FlyAgaric]

Yes, I am, but I am talking about both as they seem to be both growing there, but I am not 100% on the Panther Cap. The woodland they are growing in is famous for them, and I can see why, where ever you look they are there. Lots of the Fly Agaric's are red without spots because of the rain, and it looks like rabbits have got to many of them. Some rabbits will be launched into space in that wood.

[wildherbalian85]

Originally Posted by Stewy

I think he is on about the Panthercaps wildherbalian?

Nahh he said fly agarics

[wildherbalian85]

Originally Posted by FlyAgaric

I have photos of them, I will upload them tomorrow.

I did read in a book that people can mistake the Fly Agaric and the Panther Cap with each other when it has rained or when the Fly Agaric is old because it can go a yellow brown.

Yeah i think that might be best rather then us arguing the toss as to whether they were or were not Let the photos do the talking.

[Deer Stalker]

I havn't seen any on the Forest yet this season.

[wildherbalian85]

Originally Posted by Deer Stalker

I havn't seen any on the Forest yet this season.

I was there today and found one young panther - when season is in full swing that area is normaly covered in them and fly agarics.... i rekon another 2 or 3 weeks

[Deer Stalker]

Originally Posted by wildherbalian85

I was there today and found one young panther - when season is in full swing that area is normaly covered in them and fly agarics.... i rekon another 2 or 3 weeks

As long as we don't get a spell of dry weather.