|
Galleries
Folders: Home food hand |
|
P1010002.jpg
Adnate gills, a more darker tan, white veil , thick stem. More mature species I found never reached more then a 3-4".
|
|
P1010018.jpg
One days quick picks. Three kinds of honeys; a king bolet; two unknown corts.
|
|
P1010001.jpg
Some kind of Cortinarius.
|
|
P1010007.jpg
Good ol' common Chanterelle. Found these buggers right next to a crick, under some fallen pine branch's. Found these looking for oysters. :D
|
|
P1010006.jpg
Dressed, cleaned.... ready to be munched. :D
|
|
P1010005.jpg
Check out them gills. MMMM.
|
|
P1010003.jpg
A kind of possible Pluteus or Pleurotus. Focus on the texture on the top of the convex cap, and the darkened lining around the cap.
|
|
P1010002.jpg
Top smooth dots. Very light and hard to see, unless looking for these.
|
|
P1010001.jpg
Geeeels.
|
|
P1010017.jpg
Cantharellacceae! Common Chanterelles.~~
|
|
P1010015.jpg
Tri-Possible,... either Pleurotus/Pluteus. Stunning find in the wods. Found in the crotch of two maples. One side of the tree was dead.
|
|
P1010014.jpg
Close up.
|
|
P1010055.jpg
Shrivvled gills of a possible BurgundyCap.
|
|
P1010054.jpg
Macro, Stropharia rugosa-annulata. Such a beutiful find, when I looked over I saw em almost 15 feet away, the sun was peaking through the dense trees.
|
|
P1010053.jpg
Another macrolicious photo, for your viewing pleasure of some burgundy's.
|
|
P1010077.jpg
Top shot of the purple smooth cap. Mostly found in conifer wet bog parts of the woods. Not edible but a fun find.
|
|
P1010076.jpg
Notice the orange powdery veil.
|
|
P1010075.jpg
Close up now on the veil. Powdery too the touch and a brilliant orange in person.
|
|
Page: Previous |
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | Next
Images per page: 12
| 18 | 24
| 30
| 36
| 42
| 48
| 54
| 60
| 66
| 72
| 78
| 84
| 90
| 96
| All
Columns: 3 | 4
| 5
|
|
|
|
