FungiFriday #3

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Hello friends,

This Friday, instead of food, I will share with you a few photos of edible mushrooms from my area.

Oyster mushrooms

One of the most numerous autumn and winter mushrooms. It is often harvested and used as food. I usually find them next to poplar or willow stumps.

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Buttery collybia (Butter cup)

It is also a common mushroom in late autumn. Unfortunately, it was not named after the taste but the color of the cap. It usually grows on lawns individually or sometimes a few mushrooms a little away from each other.

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Agaricus bitorquis

This type of mushroom is most often found on the edge of the poplar forest as it emerges from the sand.

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My contribution to #FungiFriday by ewkaw@ewkaw


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