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Rare edible gill mushrooms - Monk's head or trooping funnel

27 Jan 2024 1 minute read 1 comment madventure

  This is another species of the type "I don't collect because I don't know". Although it is edible, it does not inspire confidence because it has plaques. Generally, it's a good approach, you don't know the mushroom - don't collect it...

Is the proximity of certain mushroom species accidental - Miller or Sweetbread mushroom and Porcini

26 Jan 2024 1 minute read 0 comments madventure

Walking through the forest in search of mushrooms, in particular Boletus edulis, I noticed a certain relationship. Namely, in its vicinity, you can often find other mushrooms. But one of them is very characteristic, and has even become an in...

Edible Amanita in three color versions

25 Jan 2024 1 minute read 0 comments madventure

Although this toadstool is edible, not everyone has the courage to collect it. The more that this species has several color varieties. It can be completely white (albinistic), it can have a gray or yellowish tint. This, among other things, causes co...

Like fire on a tree - Velvet shank

24 Jan 2024 1 minute read 0 comments madventure

It is an underestimated or perhaps overlooked species of winter edible mushroom by many. When there is no snow, it is difficult to see it among the trees and still colorful leaves. But as soon as a little snow falls, it can spot it, often on...

Satan's boletus is almost as poisonous as toadstool?

23 Jan 2024 1 minute read 0 comments madventure

Yes, boletus satanic, although it contains much smaller amounts of the poisonous substance muscarine, can also cause food poisoning. Of course, it is not as harmful as toadstools, but it can chase us away after the toilet. By some people, the...

Green brittlegilly, they call it the tastiest Russula in the world?

22 Jan 2024 1 minute read 0 comments madventure

This supposedly the tastiest mushroom of its kind is rarely picked by inexperienced mushroom pickers. Its greenish coating of the cap and gill effectively deters, as it can be confused with the greenish toadstool, stinkhorn. Of course, this i...

Porcelain fungus, an autumn ballerina on a beech tree

21 Jan 2024 1 minute read 1 comment madventure

This amazingly beautiful and delicate tree fungus is not very common. It appears in autumn, which should be damp and warm. It grows mainly on beech trees, branches and trunks. The hat has a white or off-white color, often semi-transparent, a...

Skullcap dapperling - a beautiful little mushroom resembling a Jewish skullcap

20 Jan 2024 1 minute read 0 comments madventure

  The name of this mushroom is not accidental, because this mushroom is associated with a skullcap, which most often has a characteristic pattern on the very tip. In this case, of course, it is about the top of the hat. Often the fun...

Russula delica is easily confused with the inedible - Lactarius piperatus, but there is a simple way to do this

19 Jan 2024 1 minute read 0 comments madventure

The current warm autumn is the perfect time to collect this species of mushroom. It already appears in Europe in early summer, but the largest amounts of this species can be found in autumn. It appears in coniferous and mixed forests, it is oft...

Amethyst chanterelle - a rare edible mushroom in Europe

18 Jan 2024 1 minute read 0 comments madventure

    Few mushroom pickers have had the opportunity to encounter this species of fungus from the Cantharellus family, as it is a very rare species. It looks a bit like Cantharellus cibarius and is also edible. It differs significantly in co...