agboxshall's Identifications

Very near/almost the same spot as observation: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/84413021

Situated in native bush along side of our gravel driveway after recent rains.Two separate groups of fruiting within 0.5m of each other.

Largest-size mature Fruitbody
Context 1.0cm
Stipe = 9cmL x 2.0cm W
Cap = 10cm across
Gills = Pink/darkening
Staining = Yellow with handling and cutting although not throughout. Then some red/brown staining inside.

Mid-size immature fruitbody
Context 0.7cm
Stipe = 9cmL x 1.5cm W
Cap = 5cm across
Gills = Pink
Staining = Yellow with handling and cutting although not throughout. Then some red/brown staining inside.

2 smaller immature fruitbodies left in tact:
7.5cm L x 4.5cm W
5.0cm L x 3.2cm W

Updated- Went back for a walk this morning to update the info. Appears to be close to an acacia tree but theirs also loads of eucalyptus trees, a single bunya pine and a few other scattered pines in the same “garden” bed. Im unable to narrow down the trees any better than that though.

Updated- Went back for a walk this morning to update the info. Appears to be close to an acacia tree but theirs also loads of eucalyptus trees, a single bunya pine and a few other scattered pines in the same “garden” bed. Im unable to narrow down the trees any better than that though.

1. Stipe 10cm L x 1.2cm W
   Cap 8cm across
   Slightly bulbous base to stipe
   Context 0.5cm
   Annulus 2/3 way up stipe
   Staining yellow at base then redish hues from midway to top of stipe.

2. Stipe 9cm L x 1.2cm W
   Cap 5cm across - squarish form
   Context 0.5cm
   Annulus 2/3 way up stipe
   Staining yellow at base then redish hues from midway to top of stipe.