Hi community! Finally I can show you some pictures of mushrooms I found last weekend.
Those mushrooms have been found in Lithuania, at the border with Belarus.
Unfortunately, my knowledge about fungi is so scarce that I know not even one name of the mushrooms I found...if any of you would help, she/he will have my gratitude :)
Stay tuned!
The ones with the holes in them are pear shaped puffball mushrooms. Edible only if they are solid white inside.
#4 and the last one, probably, are Paxillus involutus, (in Russian Свинушка тонкая), an unedible mushroom that can extract and accumulate toxic stuff from the soil, and restroy the auto-immune reactions of your body, they look meaty and delicios, and always mature in such a nice splendid harvest-looking families..... but better keep away from them! :P
a nice walk you had. cheers!
Thanks for your nice reply! About the last ones, local villagers told me that those mushrooms are not toxic, but they have a very bitter taste, so no one is eating them :D
Now you are confirming my first idea: they are bitter because they are at least a little bit poisonous!
' they are bitter because they are at least a little bit poisonous!' -- well, that is not necessarily at all. bitterness and toxicity is different things! but bitterness and edibility, are the boots that go together well, haha
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