Trooping funnel
Infundibulicybe geotropa
The trooping funnel is a large cream to buff mushroom whose cap reaches 20 cm and becomes funnel-shaped. It has a prominent central boss and a tall stem swollen at the base. It can be confused with poisonous lookalikes, especially the livid entoloma.
Where it's found
Mixed woodland, especially grassy clearings, in autumn, often in troops or fairy rings.
Distribution
Abundant and widespread in Europe (August to November); less common in North America.
Similar species
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