From: Faux.Pseudo@gmail.com   
      
   _.-In alt.nature.mushrooms, Irene Andersson wrote the following -._   
   >>Almost all of these were found today.   
   >>http://www.fauxascii.com/mushrooms/june_2006.html   
   >   
   >   
   > 0006-0009 are Amanita sp, at least three different ones.   
   >   
   > Wildcards:   
   > The first is a Russula, could be the same as in Quee's pictures.   
   > The second is probably a Panaeolus.   
   > The third one looks really weird, does it develop an open cap or does   
   > it remain closed (secotioid)?   
   >   
   > 0012 is one with very dark spores and normally with a ring.   
   > My best guess is some kind of Stropharia.   
      
   Thanks for the possible ID's on those.  I have listed you on there   
   with your geusess.   
      
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