Hola, setero! Today I share my mushroom impressions, mostly te pics I took this summer. Canon 5D camera and Sigma 150mm lens was used for most part, a few images captured by Canon 350D +Tamron 60mm.
The pictures better viewed in hi-res (clickable).
Slug evaluates the oyster mushrum.
Polyporus melanopus (in Russian: Трутовик черноногий). It has a stunning beautiful stem! Upon a closer examination - it looks as if the mushroom is dressed in a tailcoat suit, sort of. Very cool outlook.
Same fungus, different edition: more grown-up, matured, wooden-hardened.
This is Suillus luteus (under question), maybe some other Suillus sp. There are so many of them! and I cant distinguish them from each other, like in case with Leccinus family...
Xerоcomus subtomentósus (Моховик зелёный). Actually it is not a wooden fungus, and normally it appear in the ground.
Deadly Amanita phalloides -- may look spectacular.
I believe this may be Calocera Viscosa. I found it at the very early stage, maybe just a few days old, and had no opportunity to come back at the spot later to check how a matured edition look like. This is very tiny, about 1-2cm tall. And it had no yellow color, like a grown-up colony, these were milk white. So I am not sure about iD, would be grateful if experts will correct me.
A little artsy intermezzo for you. The tree structure under the bark - decorated not with human hands, but purely with nature's power (bark beetles were involved here). I always enchanted and cant pass by when I see such pictures created by nature.
Autumn UFO-s
An ugly milk cap visited by the camping green frog.
Most of you fungi lovers, used to know and meet the Oyster mushrooms, be it in the woods, or at shop's counter. This is one of the less known species -- Pleurotus dryinus (in Russian: Вешенка дубовая). It is edible autumn mushroom, as all of the Oysters.
A well-known Pholiota squarrosa. Edible but not very precious and welcome fungi.
Lyophyllum decastes... (or maybe Lyophyllum fumosum).
All the images available for purchase in hi-res. copyright (c) qwerrie
Now, its time to part ways, I wish you good luck -- and Good Hunting! oh, and Happy Fungi Friday to you!
#FungiFriday fun challenge is hold by @EwkaW
I hope many of you will join, as there are only 2 simple rules:
- when Friday comes, share your fungi with us! post your own, original photo/drawing/art/food/anything-at-all of any type of fungi (yes, stolen images will be checked and reported !)
- add #fungifriday (not necessarily must be your 1st tag). that's all!