It's not crystal clear to which image the description refers to. The last pic has no description below, so Suillus refers to it, I suppose, and hence I suppose the description comes always before the image it decribes.
… And so it was. But the Death Cap looks so innocent and not phalloides at all, if the etymology were the one I am thinking about…
Don't be worried, I won't pick mushrooms by myself :-D
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Grazie mille @lordemau ti consiglio (se non gli conosci bene) ...di lasciare perdere..i funghi del bosco. Compra al supermercato : sono più sicuri. Io in passato ho studiato i funghi con una associazione e ho fatto tante fotografie....Ma ti assicuro che non è materia semplice
I"m sorry I missed this post earlier, @sardrt! What a great collection of wonderfully photographed edible mushrooms -- and a couple really deadly ones, too. Those Amanita Caesarea are beautiful, especially in the top photo, where you have foraged such a nice bunch of them. But most mushrooms are, aren't they, haha. I like the Suillus, too. I eat S. luteus whenever I see it! Here's to the fungus! :D
The question is. These mushrooms make you high?
These ones will, but not in a good way.
It's not crystal clear to which image the description refers to. The last pic has no description below, so Suillus refers to it, I suppose, and hence I suppose the description comes always before the image it decribes.
… And so it was. But the Death Cap looks so innocent and not phalloides at all, if the etymology were the one I am thinking about…
Don't be worried, I won't pick mushrooms by myself :-D
Googling those deathly innocent bastards…
@xinta If you want more information on some of these mushrooms look at some of my old post. Now I wanted to make just a quick roundup
Thank you!
I love your photography and I love mushrooms. Never eat Amanita caesarea because in our region they dont grow. They look like Amanita muscaria.
Thanks so much, @shady . Amanita caesarea is really delicious and you can eat it raw.
I have never seen so much A. caeserae in the same place. Good collection.
@mycrostock Indeed, even it happened to me a few times to take many amanite Cesarea all together !!!
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Madonna!!!... che belezza! Sono pazzo per i funghi, però non gli conosco, si vedi che tu sei una esperta! Complimenti per il bel post e le foto! (;
Grazie mille @lordemau ti consiglio (se non gli conosci bene) ...di lasciare perdere..i funghi del bosco. Compra al supermercato : sono più sicuri. Io in passato ho studiato i funghi con una associazione e ho fatto tante fotografie....Ma ti assicuro che non è materia semplice
Lo so Sardrt. Raccolgo solo insieme a un'amico che gli conosci bene! Qualcuno conosco già. Grazie! (;
I"m sorry I missed this post earlier, @sardrt! What a great collection of wonderfully photographed edible mushrooms -- and a couple really deadly ones, too. Those Amanita Caesarea are beautiful, especially in the top photo, where you have foraged such a nice bunch of them. But most mushrooms are, aren't they, haha. I like the Suillus, too. I eat S. luteus whenever I see it! Here's to the fungus! :D
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We get Lepiota procera in the US, called the parasol mushroom. It's good eating, kind of like maple flavor.
is a great mushroom, I agree with you .... @crypto-investor