There are mushrooms in the world that can be found in the most unexpected places and at the most unexpected times. It will be about a motley umbrella (lat. Macrolepiota procera).
I had no intention of looking for any mushrooms that day. I just took my camera and went to the place where two rivers merge.
Есть на свете такие грибы, которые можно найти в самых неожиданных местах и в самое неожиданное время. Речь пойдёт о зонтике пёстром (lat. Macrolepiota procera).
В тот день я не собирался искать никаких грибов. Просто взял камеру и отправился в место, где сливаются две реки.
The first mushroom grew almost on the road in the grass. I've walked here many times before, this is my favorite walking place, but NEVER grew up here before.
When I reached the second river, I turned back. Now I was looking into the thicket of grass. And as it turned out it was not in vain.
In the grass, I found young raincoats. In Latin, this sounds funny to a native Russian speaker. Listen - Lycoperdon. However, this corresponds to the way they reproduce. I think that Latin originated from the Russian language :)
You ask, what did I do with the umbrellas I found? I fried them in batter. You just need to make a batter from flour and chicken eggs. Then dip whole hats in it and throw them into a preheated pan. In a few minutes ... you yourself understand...
Вы спросите, что я делал с найденными зонтиками? Я поджарил их в кляре. Просто надо приготовить кляр из муки и куриных яиц. Потом целые шляпки обмакнуть в нём и бросить на разогретую сковороду. Через несколько минут... вы сами понимаете, что...
Happy Fungie Friday to you!
Amazing Nature
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| Camera | Sony A7M2 |
| Lens | Samyang 1.4 35 +handmade |
| Location | Russia |
| Post production | in LR |
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