Season Hunt challenge for mushrooms (15 foto)

But, of course, the mushrooms did not appeared in my hard drive by themselves, at first I had to put them there - and before that, I had to find them in the autumn forest and parks. Above: my friend @bambuka is looking for mushrooms in the Karelian forest, during our joint mushroom hunt. I did the same (there exist a photo of me, taken by @bambuka).

A flock of autumn chicks! Just kidding, this is actually the edible autumn mushroom Shaggy Pholiota, which has an unforgettable appearance!

More mature specimens, with an open and flat cap.

In the Karelian pine forest, I have seen whole fields of a good but lesser known edible mushroom called by the Latin name: Cortinarius caperata.

I think everyone knows these mushrooms: Puffballs! (aka grandfather's tobacco)

'Tiger eye' (very fancy name for a mushroom, isnt it? it has also another name: Coltricia perennis, -- which sounds more dull, hehe).

These Boletus name is: Xerócomus subtomentósus. Finding their amber-honey velvet caps sticking out like jewels in the green moss or lingonberry bushes is very pleasurable.

Amanita muscaria, aka fly agaric. This mushroom also took its place of honor in my bag (separate from the rest of the mushrooms).

And finally, let me show you how a white mushroom grows - a delicious, first-class mushroom, the most desired prey of a hunter. This time I found just under half a dozen of these excellent mushrooms. Look how firmly this hero is rooted into the ground.

From my trip to the Karelian forest, I brought two bags of mushrooms (four full pots!). The mushrooms have finished their life cycle in the right way.