I know I am a 'fun guy' but....

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    Fat Controller 'Cuddly' Scottish Admin! Staff Member

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    Can anyone tell me what these are? There is absolutely no intention for these to be eaten by the way, regardless of ID, however if they are really nasty I will be getting shot of them for the sake of the wee one and the dog:

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    Without looking in the book, Leaden Entoloma springs to mind.
     
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    Fat Controller 'Cuddly' Scottish Admin! Staff Member

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    Safe or deadly?
     
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    Responsable for 10% of european mushroom poisonings, but you'd need to do a spore print & cross reference them before deciding.
     
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    Nah, no need - 10% is already too much of a risk with a kiddie and a dog. Gloves, bag and getting shot of tomorrow.

    Thanks mate :)
     
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