Fungi nature from the forest

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Today we want to participate again with our second entry for #FungiFriday by ewkaw@ewkaw. Thank you for this initiative!

The last few days hiking in the mountains and in the forests with rain and fog and different weather conditions, we found few interesting mushrooms here in the area.

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Most of the time we tried to find some boulete mushroom, but we didn't go to places people recommended us they grow.

We've recognized a few different ones, some growing on trees or even under them. In the beginning it was rarely seen, but now there are mushrooms growing on dead trees a lot. We don't know the names or usage, but love to spot them and take some pictures.

The most impressive finding was a huge colony of mushrooms growing in one place and the magical Amanita mushrooms we've found in a previous post.

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Very nice gesture from our friends who knew we are on a search for them - they've brought us some nice boulets! They were tasting amazing. Not even that they brought just mushrooms, but they've collected some chestnuts 馃尠 For Steffen it was the first time making bonfire and roast them. Very cool ending of the day.

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