The False Chanterelle. The gills are
thin as in most agarics and not fold-
like as in the Chanterelle. It also
grows in woods but typically in
coniferous woods, and also on heaths.
It is not edible.

Liberty Caps, so called from the resemblance of the very distinctive caps to helmets of historic French soldiers bringing liberty. The fungus grows on nutrient-rich grasslands and is frequent to common from late summer to autumn. Liberty Caps are hallucinogenic, sometimes with very distressing after effects.