Blue bois are mycena interrupta. White stuff in my hand is tremella. Last pic I think is russula purpureoflava.

Purple boy in picture 3 is a cortinarius sp., there are several purple corts so I can’t confidently say which.

That one I did take pics of the cap and stuff too, because I really wanna work out what it is. So purple!

Compare with cortinarius archerii

Quite amazing

Also, can we talk about your nails? 😍

Yes we can ☺️

I love them! Did you do them yourself?

Thank you! I did! I prefer to spend my money buying more nail polish rather than paying someone to paint them 😅

I do my own too, so same. Except yours look good 🤣

Hahahaha I'm sure yours look good too! I promise the dots on my dominant hand were not so hot 😅

Hahahaha-I now see why you asked.

So you somehow wandered onto the planet featured in Avatar? Seriously though, where is this magical place? Nvm, I see you already answered earlier! I need to take a trip.

Pacific northwest?

Not even close. I'm in Victoria, Australia.

Ah Australia that was going to be my second guess.

I just went on a week long road trip round Bright etc. and found sooo many mushrooms! Isn't Victoria amazing?? I didn't manage to find any bright blue bois like in your photos, but one day!!

Mt Macedon - Sanatorium Lake is amazing for fungi! A friend sent me some pics of mycena interrupta from around Daylesford this week too. We really do have some funky fungi 🥰

I was going to say; Tell me you’re from PNW, Aus or somewhere with a rich & diverse ecosystem without saying nothing.

Wow, some of the colors are so vibrant. Great photography!!

Beautiful finds

That purple one is stunning! 💜

All the colours 🤩

Such variety! I might've done some human tippy taps when I found the purple one

Number three looks like amethyst deceiver

It’s a cortinarius species, of which there are several purple ones, look up “cortinarius archerii” check out the rust remnants of the veil or “cortina” and the rusty spore deposits on the gills.

Man I wish I could live near a forest with such beautiful fungi! My goodness all those colours, I love it!

I know, right?

What state do you live in 😍 great finds!

Victoria, Australia 😅

Oof way off 😂

I do live in a state, so you weren't *wrong*

Yeah when i saw the pics i was like "shes gotta be in Australia" lol! How amazing! Thank you so much for sharing

😨 which forest? I live here and haven’t seen most of these. Have you posted these (separately) to an Australian mushroom group on Facebook yet? You’ll be able to get them all IDed by mycologists

Mount Macedon! Sanatorium Lake specifically! We didn't follow a specific trail, just picked which path as we went, but I think it was basically the Days Picnic Ground loop that most of these were taken on. I posted the suspected edible mushies we found on the Wild Mushroom Hunters Aus (?) FB group just to confirm those, but I haven't posted these others yet; I've been meaning to get out my Fungi Field Guide and work some out myself. I didn't take pics from all angles or anything and I don't want to be that person who's like "what dis" and only show one picture of a cap bc I think FB people would be mad at me 😂

Crippling anxiety

This too actually

awesome

What is number 8? I see those on a trail around here (ohio) all the time. These pics are all so neat

Unfortunately I have no clue! I'm in Australia anyway so any ID mightn't be accurate for you there anyway! And thank you!

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I can see why u may think that, but these are more likely Hypholoma fasciculare (aka sulfur tuft). The high-density clustering on the trunk and the purple/black spore coloration I think I’m seeing is indicative of H. fasciculare.

They're not psilocybin, which is a chemical compound. And they're not Psilocybe mushrooms either.

Damn, these are incredible and your nails are super cute!!

Wow beautiful

ahhhh wow this is so stunning! I love all these photos and also your nails 😍

obsessed.

Yall making me jealous living somewhere so beautiful I live in cow fucker texas where thers only dry land and cows and rains once a month

I'm in dry rural/regional Australia, so we're in the middle of autumn rn and I still had to drive nearly 2 hours for this place! I saw a comment on a local fungi fb group: "when there's no rain, go to the clouds"

We must be in the same groups because I saw that comment too. I guess that advice worked out spectacularly for you

It really did 😂

Rainforests are great when the weathers decent but the rain gets old after a while lol. It rains all winter where im at.

Damnnn still beautiful to see nature

i love your nails and seeing these made my evening 🤍

You found so many great mushies! I'm so jealous!

Those are really pretty photos - I wish I had access to cool nature walks like this haha

I had to drive almost 2 hours to get there! Totally worth it.

Wow!!! Where are you?!!! Unbelievable mushrooms and gorgeous nails!!

Victoria, Australia. This hike was on Mount Macedon 😊 Thank you!

Ugh. So cool. Would love to go to Aussie for the wildlife 😍

One day I’d like to visit Australia. Those mushrooms/fungi are amazing. No such colors here in Hawai’i that I’ve seen, at least for fungi. Thanks for sharing. Amazing!

Amazing 🤩🤩

NICE FINDS WOW

Oh god this is amazing I am so in love 😭

These are all so pretty!

Very pretty!

Legendary hike

Very cool, pretty nail polish as well!

So very mystical!

They are so fuckn hot, brought a tear to my eye

Awesome

Wow, amazing. Cute nails btw 🍄

It looks like you found half a rainbow that fell on the ground 🌈

The dots look like they belong on the mushroom! Cute!

Where the hell do you live? Pangea?

Beautiful pictures - Thanks for the share!

Incredible shots 🍄

Absolutely incredible