Saffron Milkcaps by durleybeachbum
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Description
Lactarius deliciosus, or L.deterrimus, the false Saffron Milkcap.
Probably the former, as it is only associated with pines and acid soil.
The beech leaves are blown from nearby.
Comments (20)
I love all the colour tones in this excellent photo Andrea,makes for a beautiful art piece, hugs Jane xx
A really beautiful and.... wet shot Andrea :-)))
They are lovely!!!
Such a natural photo lovely colours and so real tat you could almost touch them !
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Excellent shot my friend.
superb detail
Great find andrea, the ring of fungi that comes up in my lawn got destroyed by rabbits before I could photograph them.
Excellent captures of some sorry looking pizzas with no cheese or toppings, A.
Very cool capture and interesting shrooms
I like the natural colors and your composition on this photo.
They look quite large! Great capture!
I like the creamy texture and surrounding vegetation and dead leaves!
A lovely capture. Wonderful light and composition. They remind me of stoneware plates. Really poorly made stoneware plates.
Wonderful colors!
Very nice shot indeed Andrea, super lighting.
In seems to have growth rings like a cut down tree. Excellent capture!
Such pretty rings, and the colors are lovely.
I do believe these are edible and used quite often in Spanish cuisine. A great find and capture.
Another very autumnal shot. I love the colours, and the wet feelimg on the mushroom