The forest heals and soothes me. Especially after various adventures in a big city.
The forest is beautiful at any time of the year...
And if you can also find mushrooms in it, then this is joy in a square... This is a real holiday for the soul!
I am never lucky enough to collect too many mushrooms, but this is not my goal. My goal is to observe nature... It is so interesting to watch how these magical settlers of the planet grow.
Mushrooms...
Let's go see what I found?
Trametes versicolor. There is a lot of this beauty in the forest...
And here is the first boletus! It was hidden in a leaf, but it turned out that it has a thick leg.
How can you not take a selfie with such a thing?
The tiny buttercups seem to have gotten lost here, because they are more often found between pine trees.
Some mushrooms have cracked caps. Lack of moisture...
Finally managed to find a couple of adult boletus. Although unfortunately the worms found them faster...
Sometimes mushrooms are tricky!
In my hand on the left is a boletus with a very light cap, and on the right is a light pink russula.
Fomitopsis pinicola (maybe).
I love walking in the forest in the evening. Then everything is bathed in soft light and has the mood of a fairy tale or a dream...
Amanita rubescens is a true king of this forest.
Do you think this photo is somehow ridiculous?
But it's not. It is under this pile of branches that a family of my favorite boletus mushrooms has been growing for the second year! It's not an easy task to pull them out of there.
Leccinum scabrum. A birch boletus is one of my favourite!🥰
I was lucky enough to find a few more "sweet couples" on the hill.
