What mushroom is this?

Lycanthrope

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Identification help is appreciated. Found a spot where these have been growing and wondering if they are worth collecting or even edible.... Some are as large as my hand!

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[h=1]Just a guess, but based on pics alone it looks close

Agaricus bitorquis
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Urban Mushroom

Order Agaricales, family Agaricaceae
CAP FIRM, OFTEN DIRTY
Cap: 4-15 cm wide; broadly convex with central depression; gray to light brown, often dirty, fibrous; inrolled edge of cap when young; flesh firm, does not stain red
GILLS GRAY-PINK THEN CHOCOLATE-BROWN
Gills: free; close together, narrow; grayish-pink becoming red brown to chocolate brown
SHORT STALK WITH DOUBLE RING
Stalk: 2-5 cm long, 1-3 cm wide; smooth
Ring: thick, prominent bands flaring upward and drooping downward
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SPORE PRINT BLACKISH BROWN

ON HARD GROUND ALONG ROADS, IN PLAYGROUNDS, OFTEN FRUITING UNDERGROUND IN SPRING
EDIBLE, CHOICE
Lookalikes:
Meadow mushroom (A. campestris) -- fragile ring, pink gills when youn
A. bernaradii – cap and stalk tissue stain reddish-brown, briny odor, sheathing ring
 

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Like Mathews said, take a couple nibbles let us know. They could be psychedelic.
 


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Have the cutie in your avatar picture;:;barf try them out, than maybe you can get a better looking girl friend! :;:howdy ;:;boozer
 

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Those are good. Prepare them with your zebra mussel broth.
 

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Did you check the area for dead Pokemon?
 


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those are pretty common in my neck of the woods, The old timers always used to claim they were poison.
 

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Skimming through Roger's site it seems more are edible than poisonous. This is aggravating as a color code text, etc could be easily applied.
 


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Quote from the movie Young Guns " Hay man, did you see the size of that chicken"........ ;:;badidea
 

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