Above and below are two views of a deceiver
Next are common yellow russula
And finally birch bolete
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from the field book
An inspiring gift for anyone who enjoys watching nature.
An inspiring gift for anyone who enjoys watching nature.
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I'm Carol Thistlethwaite - welcome to my blog.
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from the field book is available from www.bewrite.net £4.99 plus p&p
I'm a guest speaker-poet and a writing workshop leader.
Email carolthistlethwaite@hotmail.co.uk
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4 comments:
Are any of these edible Carol? When I see fungi I always wonder whether or not I could eat them. I love field mushrooms; we used to get them in abundance in our fields but have not seen one for years although we often think the weather has been just right for their growth. They are strange things aren't they? Nice photographs by the way.
lovely photos, there's such an abundance of fungi at the moment....
Nice shots, but I'm hopeless with ID's.
I suspect, with a name like Deceiver, that one is not edible?
Only guessing.
I have been fascinated by the fungi on the Wild About Britain pages... here.
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