Saffron Milkcaps by durleybeachbum
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Description
Lactarius deliciosus.
Strictly associated with pines and acid soil, which is what we have here in Bournemouth.
Widespread and frequent.
Comments (14)
Wonderful image! Colours and details are fantastic! :)
just read up about them looks to be very good eating no matter the preparation
Oh! and a wonderful capture
Nice to see the under as well as the over !!
Saffron Milkcaps?--is that the name of these?... of all days i chk in here and of all words i come across "Safron" ~oh no!! :( [u c a friend told me about trying a lil safron in the rice while it's boiling and i did..but it is definitely not my liking however i had to eat it as part of my meal today]. lolol.. Interesting pic tho.
They are lovely, great autumnal colours!!
Wonderful mushrooms. Good find>
They echo the colour of the surrounding leaf litter as if trying to camouflage themselves! Superb shot!
So lovely, with that rich colour! Great shot!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Nice shot but that looks more like a beech wood to me.
Superb !!!!
Super Autumnal shot Andrea :)
Wonderful contrast and detail, especially in zoom... excellent shot Andrea.
Beautiful and it looks cupped likea birdbath!