Know botany ? mushrooms ?

[BC1969]

So this morning I just happened to spy a mushroom ( I think ) while out and about. I have never seen one like it before. to describe best it looks like a inverted umbrella, white stem, off white transparent cap, very delicate lines in the cap. Now this morning it was very calm, no detectable breeze, in observing said mushroom, it appeared to be vibrating which I found quite spectacular!

So any out there that can help identify this organism I would really appreciate it, as for I have overloaded google this morning searching, found some close to it, but not exact.
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Mike

 

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[Limitool]

Hey Mike.... If you can't find it Goggling "mushrooms of Michigan" then maybe it's not a mushroom. Maybe it's a flower...?

 

[pat-tekker-cat]

I was gonna tell ya, if it turns purple and you got it outta a cow field, at our age, DON'T EAT IT!
I've seen little mushrooms similar to it, but was very long ago, no idea what it is.

Ya'll may appreciate this..... A friend from Ky, her great aunt or gma grew the roses for the Ky Derby. She said many many yrs ago, when she was visiting her, the evening was coming on, and a fog started to settle over the acres and acres of roses. The moon was bright that night. She was instructed to watch closely over the top of the roses.
She said you could see the roses breathing! She said the mist would seem to move in and out, up and down among the tops of the roses in the moonlight. Said it was oone of the most awesome things she ever sawed in her life.
Flowers breathe, too.

 

[releventchair]

It looks to be a transparent parasol mushroom.Pics similar to yours did not identify type. These kinda close.Rain inspires them so maybe it will add mass soon.
Urban Mushrooms: Parasola plicatilis

 

[Muddyhandz]

Pulled out my mushroom "Bible" that has over 2,000 species and found some hilarious pictures while looking through it.......





Lol. anyway, this is the closest I could find......



It says that it's bell-shaped but sometimes convex. He describes this mushroom as very small and grows in troops. It is too small to be of any nutritional value but is edible.
Is this close?

Whatever it is, don't eat too much!





Cheers,
Dave.

 

[Dave44]

Hilarious Dave! Good to see you Mike. My current job has mushrooms all over the plAce right now. Many many different varieties. Some must be edible.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Hilarious Dave! Good to see you Mike. My current job has mushrooms all over the plAce right now. Many many different varieties. Some must be edible.

BEST to just get " 'Shrooms" from your local Frozen Foods Section... I do.

 

[Dave44]

And not knowing is a good reason not to harvest my own!

 

[Rebel - KGC]

HA! Having my coffee, remembering the "old days" & Rites of SPRING! 'Shroomers or 'zroomers... one Rite of SPRING (April, I think) was to go up in the mountains (of the Shenandoah Valley) & hunt for the GREAT MOREL mushrooms; ALWAYS found a "mess" of 'em... took 'em home & fried 'em in butter; YUMMMM! HH! Good Luck! BTW, 'Zroomers were for "LSD types"; stay away from 'em; stay with 'Shrooms.

 

[Muddyhandz]

BTW, 'Zoomers were for "LSD types"; stay away from 'em; stay with 'Shooms.

It's been many years since I "tripped" but I'll say that there was no comparison between the two. LSD was nothing but pure terror for me! Never had one good trip.
Zoomers however, were magical. I learned many things about myself and the Universe and I can see why aboriginal peoples used them in sacred ceremonies.
It's been close to 20 years since I went on a mushroom "trip" and maybe I'm due again?
Mike, if you see any of these out in the woods could you grab me some?

 

[BC1969]

It is close to the one from your book muddy, but just the cap is opposite. still no luck finding an exact match. I will send it to somebody..the pic that is see what it was. it was gone the following day so who knows.

/waves to Dave

Mike

 

[releventchair]

HA! Having my coffee, remembering the "old days" & Rites of SPRING! 'Shroomers or 'zroomers... one Rite of SPRING (April, I think) was to go up in the mountains (of the Shenandoah Valley) & hunt for the GREAT MOREL mushrooms; ALWAYS found a "mess" of 'em... took 'em home & fried 'em in butter; YUMMMM! HH! Good Luck! BTW, 'Zroomers were for "LSD types"; stay away from 'em; stay with 'Shrooms.

Its not a proper spring here without tottering out with an onion sack that has seen years of use. Trying not to squish one I didn't see.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Its not a proper spring here without tottering out with an onion sack that has seen years of use. Trying not to squish one I didn't see.

Mix 'em with WILD Onions. Wild Garlic, Watercress...