RE: my journey to the Alphabet Land (day W)
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Hi @qwerrie, loving this post, your post is so inspiring and good guidance for me or any alphabet hunters on how to post that great alphabet findings. Such creativeness and that white mushrooms look tasty, can that mushroom be eaten? Okay, have a nice day and take care, cheers, ainie
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Ainie, I appreciate your compliment very much. this challenge mostly is about creativity and the fresh attitude to the life, to environment around us, not about the photography itself... sadly indeed that it is right the finishing line of the challenge. but we still have one week time to do at least one post (personally, I plan to do X-post separately, so maybe will post two more entries instead of the last one).
as for the mushrooms part:
1st one - is one of the Amanitas, very toxic toadstool, not edible at all.
2nd one - Coral mushroom - is edible, but this onve is very tiny, 1-2 cm only, no use to pick up it.
3rd one - Ceps, Porciny - is the best edible mushroom we have here, in the north-west of Russia. it is also considered the best cause it is not only tastes good, it is also good for foraging and can be well-preserved by drying / dehydrating. this is how it looks like in full:
ps - feel free to join the Fungi Lovers community I maintain, be it just a reader (to educate yourself) or an active poster (to share your nice fungi, edible or not).