It's that time of year again....

[Blow-in]

These guys appeared in the woods this week - more to come I'm sure:





Richard

 

[quester]

What fertile soil, amazing to these eyes. What's the tastiest thing you find in the wild there?

 

[autochrome]

good for shoot,and good for eat,you no?

 

[Genster]

Nice shots Richard

 

[Blow-in]

Thanks guys....I don't touch these things these days after a near death (we that's how if felt at the time) experience.

Here are 4 more from today:



Richard

 

[Orol]

Nice views although some members of this cute family may be deadly dangerous. It is highly recommended to collect just what one perfectly knows (or to buy what markets offer ).

Peter

 

[Genster]

Nice update

 

[Blow-in]

Here are 3 more spotted today..




Richard

 

[Orol]

I see your collection is growing nicely, Richard. Sadly I had no good opportunity to go out for some to collect yet this year. Maybe later, maybe not.

Peter

 

[Blow-in]

Peter,

Thanks. Yes, the collection is growing - here are 4 more taken today. I think these illustrate the qualities of the GRD4 macro quite well.

This one was about as big as my thumb and was shot at about 3cm.





Richard

 

[Blow-in]

Here are 4 more - some of these come-up to plate size in one day!


Richard

 

[Blow-in]

Yet more...

Richard

 

[Blow-in]

I think this may be my last one of these. Probably a good thing. Richard

 

[Orol]

A nice catch Richard. It indeed looks like an edible species. I would dare to tip it is Boletus, possibly pinophilus or edulis. Then it is one of the top-notch sort.

Peter