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kagura wrote:
yes i just really felt need to make a thread where is shitpost about my love for mushroom. i'll only post pics i've taken myself
just ignore or feel free to join


this pic from last year. i went to same place today and the whole ground was turned upside down because of some electricity works so rip =(
amanita muscarina aka fly agaric. i don't know if these are common elsewhere, but in finland you can find these from everywhere and probably everyone knows this one, because it's easy to recognise and it's poisonous
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Date: 22-09-2020 18:49
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this was fun because i had no idea what it is
so i asked my classmate "what is this mushroom looking like salmon meat" and she's like oh it's probably lohisieni (lohi=salmon) lmaoo
in english and latin it's just laccaria. not sure about the subspecies :| also edible but of couse i left in the forest because i didn't know
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wholesome
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kagura wrote:


making chanterelle breakfast from last weekend
seriously nothing better than some rye bread with chanterelles (and onions) fried in butter 
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Date: 22-09-2020 19:17
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GenderTeam wrote:
kagura wrote:


making chanterelle breakfast from last weekend
seriously nothing better than some rye bread with chanterelles (and onions) fried in butter 

those look so good wow
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Capitaine wrote:
Omg I love it
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kagura wrote:


my bf's mom took me to pick up these "sheep polypore" but i had to tell her that this is actually wood hedgehog... 
they can look similar but you can recognise easily because they are different from under pileus. but both are edible anyways so no danger
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i love mushrooms and collecting them


my new favorite:



Suillus variegatus
Date: 22-09-2020 20:31
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also this one, it's called fat chicken here
Date: 22-09-2020 20:32
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Fly mushroom
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kagura wrote:
disintegration wrote:
also this one, it's called fat chicken here

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i've seen this before somewhere online, but i don't know if we have these in finland never seen one
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kagura wrote:
disintegration wrote:
also this one, it's called fat chicken here

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i've seen this before somewhere online, but i don't know if we have these in finland never seen one

s fairly common in Great Britain and temperate Europe (but not in the boreal zone)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparassis_crispa#Ecology,_distribution_and_related_species
Date: 22-09-2020 20:39
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luminescence wrote:
ooo i love mushrooms  
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kagura wrote:
disintegration wrote:
kagura wrote:
disintegration wrote:
also this one, it's called fat chicken here

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i've seen this before somewhere online, but i don't know if we have these in finland never seen one

s fairly common in Great Britain and temperate Europe (but not in the boreal zone)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparassis_crispa#Ecology,_distribution_and_related_species
finnish wikipedia says that it's not very common here but yea we have it
now i want to find one
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Date: 22-09-2020 20:43
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kagura wrote:
disintegration wrote:
kagura wrote:
i've seen this before somewhere online, but i don't know if we have these in finland never seen one

s fairly common in Great Britain and temperate Europe (but not in the boreal zone)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparassis_crispa#Ecology,_distribution_and_related_species
finnish wikipedia says that it's not very common here but yea we have it
now i want to find one

good luck!!
Date: 22-09-2020 20:56
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now i wanna go mushroom hunt
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Date: 22-09-2020 21:47
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