The unknown mushroom by iaacf
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Another one I cannot ID. Please help me !!!!!!!!
Philiph thinks it is a Laccaria laccata. I think this is the most possible ID yet.
Comments (19)
wonderful capture, excellent well done..
Splendid shot
Fantastic shot dear Friend!!!!!!!!!!!!!bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx
I don't know either, but very flesh-like skin!
I think it's a Laccaria, maybe Laccaria laccata but I'm not sure. Determination with only a picture is often difficult.
Unknown to mee, but it is very beautifully captured.
Exellent macro work.
I just bought an inexpensive Mushroom and fungi book today, what a coincidence! The pictures in my book are only artist impressions The Laccaria laccata sounds most possible here-says is known as a deceiver because they vary so much in appearance variable colour but always pinkish with thick gills very common. Height 4-10cm, Cap-width 1-4cm, stem width 0.3-0.7mm EDIBLE(please don't take my word for this lol) Great shot!
Beautiful shot!
Your image is very well done.
Great bunch.
Nice shot and the composition is lovely.
WONDERFUL! ROBY ♥
I don't know but I like it this shot very much!
Interesting and beautiful, nice compo and capture..POV:):):):)
don't know what they are but they look beautiful...smile
Excellent capture.
I dont take anyones word on if a mushroom is edible or not anymore. last time i did that I stood outside a bank all night talking to a plastic santa lol nice shot ;-)
Great shot! I agree with Laccaria laccata (provided the pic has been taken in Europe; I know too little about American ones; I know Asian mushrooms from Chinese food only, not to speak about Australia and New Zealand...)