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Plant ID: Mushrooms in wet strawbale

 
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Was curious what type of mushrooms these are.
noticed while preparing some straw bales for 'straw bale' raised bed gardening.

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No doubt one of the "inky caps," a Coprinus, but I'm not sure what species.
 
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