Just finding this thread thanks @FattyRoots. Found these beauties on my farm today while laying pipe to my reefer here in Central Florida. With the help of OG readers I was able to identify them and then pick as many as possible 
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Killer Cubes @VenusFL
Definitely check the ID(spore print) on those bigger ones mate
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It’s been a couple seasons out of the paddock since we moved north away from my old faithful patches but seeing as it’s similar climate with plenty of cows around I figured it’s worth a look… about one day too late but it looked like a healthy fruiting patty of Pan Cyan, I picked what wasn’t dead and ate one… a pretty fun little afternoon followed!
A few other uneditable varieties around
Central America and South Australian fungal syncrasy
My friends plentiful gold top harvest in SA last week
I looked over the area and saw a lot of potential for future harvests 
Good to back
Bless, Fatty
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Marked out a few spots this week which looked promising and found life today
Some pins to check back on tomorrow
Meanwhile is South Australia…
I just ate a freshy about to take the twin fin out for a surf yeew
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Few Tassie gold tops, love it
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Gorgeous! And is that the ocean or a lake?
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I’m in Austin and I’ve always wanted to go for a hunt. Anyone in Texas with a spot to recommend or want to let me tag along?
We can eat some indoor mushrooms and see if that helps attract them to us in some way… Like Aquaman for fungus
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Pacific Ocean my friend, just checking the surf. Micro dosing seems to go pretty good with surfing
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Holy crap I can imagine. I’m from Colorado and grew up snowboarding. I remember munching a few caps and feeling like I could do anything. Every internal barrier placed there by small traumas (crashing on the mountain) throughout life were gone completely and I was living entirely in the moment.
Good luck on the hunt!
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I found these before I mowed the lawn. 
I forget what these are, but I know they are mild magic ones.
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Liberty caps? Think that might be what you’re talkin about.
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Its Panaeolus cinctulus
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Or possibly Panaeolus foenisecii
They both can look very similar
Check by printing a cap on a piece of white paper overnight
P.cinctulus will leave a jet black spore print
P.foenisecii will be brown/black
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I have did one a couple years ago for a friend who became a mycologist. I sent him the photo and he confirmed it from the small spore print. I remember it was Jet black. Mushrooms are cool. Been years since I ate some magic ones. Happy hunting everyone!
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Out front of my daughters school, kind of hard to pick during school drop off and pick up
Higher learning 
Couple little guys from today
Still waiting for the cubensis to show up 
♂
Never know what you’ll find, kind of disturbing
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Good little forage today, unfortunately a day late with a lot of the spores already being dropped so kind of beaten up but these are some of the biggest Pan Cyan if ever seen. It should be a good week ahead
Dinner is served
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Normally my finds are in the psychedelic category but yesterday I got back to my hunting and gathering ancestral roots and found a feed for the family with a fruiting tree of wild oyster mushrooms. Also found some beautiful Reishi to make a tincture, super medicine.
As always I found a few bluey’s, so managed to find fungi to benefit the mind, stomach and body. I got another harvest off the “oyster tree” today, pretty farken cool
Reishi
Meanwhile in South Australia…
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