Psilocybe Semilanceata? http://www.drogeninfo.de/files/psemil.jpg Psilocybe Semilanceata (Stropharia (Strophariaceae)) - Liberty Cap. A well-known species, owing to its reputation as a "magic mushroom" Cap: 3/8-5/8 in(1-1.5cm) in diameter, narrowly conical with a central, pointed projection, not expandinhg, pale yellowish brown, drying to almost white, smooth, sticky, with a darker striated margin. Gills: adnate, grey-brown to blackish brown, broad and crowded. Stem: 2-3 X 1/8 in (5-8X0.2-03 cm), slender, cylindrical, paler than the cap and often bruising bluish green towards the base. Flesh: thin, firm. Spore deposit: purplish black. Habitat: very common, solitary or in very large numbers, in open grassland. Edibility: toxic, causing psychotropic poisoning, and consequently has been used as a hallucinogen. Season: Autumn Similar species: There are numerous species of Psilocybe, and many are small and similar in appearance. The Bluing Psilocybe (P. cyanescens) lacks a point on the cap, while P. fimetaria grows on dung; both poisonous.