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Unidentified agaric Uncertain
Angles captured. Three frames — one wide of the whole cluster, two close on the frilled caps.
A cluster of four or five fruitbodies on one moss cushion, at mixed stages. Caps 2–6 cm, white to pale grey-cream, the margin conspicuously frilled, crimped and split in the mature ones, still smooth and brown-tinged in the young. Gills pale, crowded. Stipe white, often off-centre.
Moss over rock near a decaying log.
The crimped margin is distinctive but not diagnostic alone.
Spore print.
Briefly split in two — the young brown-capped fruitbodies and the mature frilled ones are one cluster at different stages.
Found at Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary, Princeton, MA on Saturday, 8 August 2026 at 10:24. See the full walk for that day's weather and everything else recorded.
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