Here is called sunchanica ... and that means something like '' sunny mushroom'' or '' sun mushroom'' not exactly that but something near ... definitively has the sun in the name ... sunchanica is also the word for a sunstroke, heat stroke under the strong sun ... which stroke me a few times when I was a kid...
It has a large umbrella, it's easy to determine and delicious when cooked in various ways.
Here is very common and can grow in great numbers ...
... and in various habitats ... in dense shady forests ...
... but also in the tall grass on the open meadows ... like here in this video ...
Macrolepiota mushrooms on the coastal meadows, in the early autumn, Istra peninsula, northern Adriatic.
The color my wary, and can come in this pale version, but the size, the shape, and the characteristic ring are always clear signs that you are not on the way to pain and agony and maybe death in some hospital.
And that's it - Bon appetite :) have great fungi Friday wherever on the planet you are
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