Hola, setero! Today I share some mushroom impressions from summer 2020.
Puffballs and a snail made a perfect pair -- she treated it like a massage facility.
The first fly agaric I encountered last year! We found it in our own yard. Then a lot more grew on this same place, I could harvest a full bucket.
Первый мухомор прошлого года! Который мы обнаружили на нашем собственном участке. Потом на этом месте выросло еще много, можно было бы собрать одно или два ведра.
One of the very first Ugli milkcap mushrooms (Lactárius nécator) I found in a tall fern. This photo turned out to be a bit overexposed - but this is even better.
Один из самых первых черных груздей, который я нашел прошлым летом среди папоротника. Фотография получилась пересвеченной - но так даже к лучшему.
Most likely, this is some kind of rowing (Tricholoma sp.). I have not yet learned how to identify them well, there are different species, 5-10 of them can be found in our northern land. Now I know that they exist, and when I saw this family in the summer, I thought: what a strange, suspicious russula! I'd rather not touch her. Therefore, I do not even know how it smells ... but this can also be an important point in identifying the mushroom.
Скорее всего, это какая-то рядовка (Tricholoma sp.). Я еще не научился их хорошо идентифицировать, существуют разные виды, 5-10 из них могут встречаться на нашей северной земле. Теперь я знаю что они есть, а когда увидел летом эту семью - то подумал: какая странная, подозрительная сыроежка! я лучше ее не стану трогать. Я даже не знаю поэтому, как она пахнет... а ведь это может быть тоже важным пунктом, в идентификации гриба.
This is how this mushroom looks from below. I would be glad for your tips on ID // Так этот гриб выглядит снизу. Буду рад вашим советам в определении ИД.
+2 foto
My Sigma 150mm lens is capable of creating a convincing bokeh, of course that happens not every time, but sometimes, under appropriate light conditions, it can appear.
Моя Sigma 150mm способна давать убедительное бокэ, радует конечно не всегда, но иногда, при соответствующих световых условиях - может.
Porcini mushroom (Boletus edulis). This family grew up right in the strawberry beds! Not a single birch was nearby ...
Белый грибочек. Эта семья выросла прямо на клубничных грядках! Ни одной берёзы поблизости не было...
A small cute Saffron Milkcap (other names: Red Pine Mushroom, Agaricus deliciosus) grew in a clearing where a few years ago I heaped cut spruce branches into a heap - a thick, soft layer of needles formed there (spruce needles make the soil acidic, and plants are in no hurry to grow on it). I did not collect it, but came to take pictures several times - and I waited for the rest of the family to appear. Alas! For the whole summer, only one mushroom has grown in this place.
Маленький симпатичный рыжик вырос на полянке, где несколько лет назад я сваливал в кучу обрезанные еловые ветви - там образовался толстый мягкий слой иголок (еловые иглы делают почву кислой, и растения не спешат расти на ней). Я его не собрал, а приходил фотографировать несколько раз - и все ждал, когда появятся остальные члены семьи. Увы! За все лето в этом месте вырос только один рыжик.
Suede bolete (Xerócomus subtomentósus) - has a list of other fancy names: brown and yellow bolet, boring brown bolete or yellow-cracked bolete. His huge yellow-brown hat of a warm honey color made me very happy in the forest - it was visible from a distance of 5 meters, and attracted like a young Werther's costume! And this mushroom also grew more than one - nearby, at a distance of 6-15 meters, I found a dozen more. For some reason, none of them was kissed by worms! It was a very enjoyable mushroom clash in the summer.
Моховик зеленый (Xerócomus subtomentósus) — огромная желто-коричневая шляпка нежного ласкового теплого медового цвета очень порадовала меня в лесу - она была видна с расстояния 5 метров, и привлекала как костюм молодого Вертера! И этот гриб тоже рос не один - поблизости, на расстоянии 6-15 метров, я нашел еще дюжину. Ни один из них почему-то не был поцелован червяками! Это было очень приятное грибное столкновение летом.
UFO-s! (unidentified mushroom object).
My previous macro posts:
| location: | St.Petersburg, Russia | July-August 2020 | natural light |
| camera/lens: | Canon 5D | Sigma 150mm | raw-conv |
Now, its time to part ways, I wish you good luck -- and Good Hunting!
And a little reminder: we have a nice fun challenge at HIVE:
#FungiFriday, hold by @EwkaW. I hope many of you will join, as there are only 2 simple rules:
- when Friday comes, share your fungi with us! post your own, original photo/drawing/art/food/anything-at-all of any type of fungi (yes, stolen images will be checked and reported !)
- add #fungifriday (not necessarily must be your 1st tag). that's all!
Sorry, out of BEER, please retry later...
Greetings @qwerrie looks like you have a lot of stash of mushroom snaps :)
The brown mushroom guess looks like bread,Mushroom sequence number 10. amazing ..
yes, I do. 8000 files -- more then 50+ Gb of weight.
Haaaaaa
Wow-wow 😍😍
The mushrooms that you display look very beautiful.
hmm, if you like it, you probably would love to support the post with upvote?
or does R2Cornell upvotes only your posts.
I have voted for you.
With my personal account.
if with dsc-r2cornell account, I have to choose their post on discord.
because that's our rule.
oki, thank you
Ооо, ну это вообще красота! Все чудесно в этом посту и каждое фото шикарно! Если не ошибаюсь эти фото мелькали в отдельных постах?
рад, что понравилось! цветокорректировал в новой последней версии фотошопа, и на казённом монике. красотааааа! исессино, фото с этих сессий мелькали в предыдущих сериях. но не именно эти самые кадры. дубли-с.
Красота! Цвета прям притягивают, отличная работа проделана...
Волшебные грибочки)
Oh, I know that this is a mushroom post @qwerrie , but the snail from the beginning is so cute 😌
🤣 ...but isn't it UMO then ? :D
oops, you have a keen eye! ofc its UFO = unidentified fungi object, now thats correct! I made a small typo there..
yes, ofc the snail is... snails always cute, and very touchy. believe me or not -- I spent like 40 mins with that snail, puffball fungus, and camera :P
Hahaha, you made this time @qwerrie 🙌😁
It was worthy waiting then 💚🐌
Some weeks ago I met some snails, and I was lucky as it was raining before and they smelled some cat food, they were out, having their lunch without being any shy ☺️
But some other dru day, there is no way a snail wants to come out 🙄😓
oh, dont get me wrong, I did not wait, no. I mean, I spent all this time watching, observing her activity, and taking pics. I refer to it myself as a Snail Shepherd :P
uh, let me treat you with some !BEER and !ENGAGE 20? my fridge is never empty now.
Oh, I thought you had to wait for the snail to come out 🤣 Your time spent observing and taking photos is of course a greatly spent time!
It seems that I already had that beer 🍺 hence my misunderstood conclusion ;D, cheers 🍻 and thanks :))
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Mushroom puffballs look very cool from their very tiny body shape ...
Beautiful all 🍄☀️
Happy Fungi Friday 🍄
☀️☀️☀️☀️ Thank You! ☀️☀️☀️☀️
You're welcome ☀️☀️☀️
Awesome collection ^^ .. Really, 50 GB of funghi pictures already 😂 .. How big is your overall photo collection? .. Already more than a TB?
Adalger, I have several very different collections -
my own fotos; photos and scans of radiohead stuff; photos of various cliparts and commercial collections (i.e. photobanks, art, museums, etc); and historical photos I grab whenever I see something cool... yes, I am obsessed with this, always was. so I really cant feed your curiocity - it is near to impossible task, to answer this question. probably it more than 1Tb.
as recently (last 2 years) I started to shoot in .raw format, instead of .jpg, and swapped to a full-frame camera - the file size upgraded from 2-3 Mb to 11-13 Mb per file. Which is sufficient...