Surely you have recognized these wonderful mushrooms. There was a time when I wrote a lot about them. I talked about the beneficial properties of fly agarics, about the methods of harvesting them, and even about their use. Here I will say briefly, everything needs a measure.
I dried these red fly agarics in natural conditions to preserve their beneficial properties. They are stored in a candy tin lined with paper.
But I wanted to find fresh mushrooms. And I found them. To do this, I went to one small wild park. It is located in the city, but looks like an ordinary forest.
There are many trees, shrubs, grass and even ferns.
Now is the time of flowering trees and the time of fluff. For allergy sufferers, this is not the most joyful time, but I do not have such a problem.
And here are the mushrooms. I was not looking for this particular mushroom, but it was he who got caught. It looks like it is a sulfur-yellow tinder fungus Laetiporus sulphureus. Some mushroom pickers call it chicken and consider it very tasty. May be.
If I found it in an ordinary wild forest, I would definitely try it. But I do not collect mushrooms grown in the city.
But nothing prevents you from admiring its color and shapes. And also have a photo session. After all, the mushroom will not run away.
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| Camera | Sony A7М2 |
| Lens | Helios-44-2 |
| Location | Russia |
| Post-production | in LR |
Manual processing in Lightroom