One of my favourite shrooms with its firey orange shades and fibrous cap. Found growing on rotting logs and stumps in coniferous woodland and very occasionally also on hardwoods. It also grows on woodchips used as mulch.
Fairly common and widespread in Britain, it can be seen June to November.
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Nice shots.
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Thanl you! 🙂
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These are all beautiful photographs. As I scrolled down to the first one, however, I had in mind the top of a toasted bun! The third photograph is beautifully detailed.
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Thank you, Anne 🙂 One I had baked earlier 😉
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It looks really tasty, color like a loaf of bread.
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Not one to eat though. Probably posionous as most fo these type generally are.
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Such a pity….
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They are very attractive. Fine shots, Pete!
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Thank you, Belinda 🙂 I do like the colors of this one.
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Very nice shots! 🙂
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Thank you! 🙂
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Great captures !
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Thank you, Greta 🙂
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They look just the color and texture of bread! The second shot made me think of pancakes… I must be hungry! 😀
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Lol! 🙂 When wet they go kind of slimy and loose that bread/bun look a little.
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Nice portraiture, Pete. After reading your reply to Eliza’s comment, I’m wondering if these that I found in France (third photo) might be related: https://krikitarts.wordpress.com/2012/11/23/a-fondness-for-fungi-near-carrouges/
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Thank you, Gary 🙂 They are growing on a rotten log in my backyard, and I have been watching them develop.
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