I went for a walk in a suburban park again, and this time I managed to collect a larger harvest of photos of mushrooms. Perhaps, I owe my success to the weather, most of the mushrooms turned out to be with worms, and ordinary mushroom hunters did not collect them. The first find was a gorgeous Porcini mushroom. This mushroom seemed very tasty to some forest dwellers. They managed to eat a part of the hat. I carefully examined the neighboring glades and found some more similar mushrooms.
I took the Gyromitra infula (the elfin saddle) as an ordinary leaf that fell from a tree, but my friends corrected my mistake. Other orange mushrooms were growing next to me and I don't know their name. Honey mushrooms were also found in this clearing, and a little bit far away grew russules and Milk Saffron (Lactarius deliciosus).