Any mycelium types around? Shroom ID.

[fnfalguy]

Looks real to me, any thoughts or ways to confirm?

 

[enigma]

If the stem is hollow as well (no cottony fibers) then it's likely to be a Morel.

 

[GOYABEAN]

They're hear

 

[cgrutt]

No clue but this may help... Morchella esculenta, Morel, identification

 

[Elwood]

Nibble on a piece and see if a hooka smoking catapiller shows up

 

[fnfalguy]

Yep, hollow stem.

 

[enigma]

Looks good. Is that debris in the stem from you opening the cap earlier? The hollow stem should connect directly to the hollow cap, and there shouldn't be anything in the center.

 

[fnfalguy]

@enigma I'm going to cut one in a bit and then cut it in half length wise. I'll post some photos.

 

[Bustedknees]

Never tried one yet but my yard grows puffballs occasionally.

 

[Tisto]

Juat eat one. If you hallucinate or die, then you know you shouldn't eat that type anymore. Better yet, feed it to someone you don't like.

 

[fnfalguy]

Juat eat one. If you hallucinate or die, then you know you shouldn't eat that type anymore. Better yet, feed it to someone you don't like.

Solid advice.

One more x section photo

 

[enigma]

That has all the indications of a Morel. Honeycomb cap exterior, hollow cap, hollow stem, stem joins to cap at bottom of cap - stem does not protrude into cap. Lookalikes (sometimes poisonous) may have a brain like appearance on the outside of the cap, but wont have the nice honeycomb this mushroom has. Also, there could be some cottony fibers in the stem, or the stem would run up inside the cap and connect to the cap at the top.

 

[togmaster]

So is this for dinner or for recreation? I'd be in either way.

 

[BDinPutnam]

@psycilosybinguy (sp?)

 

[MilesTeg]

Never tried one yet but my yard grows puffballs occasionally.

We love those. They are the only mushrooms I eat. I highly recommend them!

 

[Curmudgeon]

Looks like a morel. Def not Aminita Muscaria. Better luck next time!

 

[Twogunwilly]

soak them in salt water to kill any snails, cut in strips and fry in butter. Most definitely a Morel. I've been looking everyday, now I have hope.

 

[Acer-m14]

looks like a nice Morel .. good to go .. just be careful cutting it open .. just seen a photo from a hunting group , it had a cute little salamander in the hollow stem ..

 

[wizrd]

Morel, no doubt - probably the easiest safe, delicious, mushroom to identify.

 

[Rondo223]

Yup nice yellow Morel. We just had 10 black ones growing on the front lawn almost 2 weeks ago. The GF picked them 2 Fridays ago before the grand kids came over for the day.

Morels are not that common in our area but some areas they are very common.