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Mushroom of the day
Amethyst deciever (Laccaria Amethystina)
Season: Late summer - Early winter
Nutrition: Edible, little taste
"The Amethyst Deciever is almost identical in every way to the common Deciever, except for the purple/lilac colouring. They get their names from the fact that they fade and wither with age, making them hard to identify."
image credit: tombigelow on inaturalist
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Lots of Amethyst decievers, Laccaria amethystina today!
Day 26!
Laccaria amethystina π
Funguary 2026
Week 2 - Fairytale - amethyst deceiver
A rather quick one this week. For the fairytale prompt, I immediately thought of Slovak folk tales, therefore her look's inspired by a tradiotional costume from Slovakia (Horehronie region specifically)!!πΈπ° however in purple, of course, given the fungus!
Funguary Day 20 - Amethyst Deciever
this is a redraw since i felt i could do a better job at the colours!
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Day 20 - Amethyst deceiver π π π
A beautiful ballerina princess β¨ absolutely LOVE how the colors and design here turned out!!!
Amethyst Deciever (Laccaria amethystina)
The Amethyst Deceiver is a very stunning violet mushroom, and it can be found in various woodland environments around Europe, Asia, and the Americas. They prefer to be close to beech or oak. These mushrooms are small with a convex to flattened cap and a tough fibrous stem. They tend to start out as a light lilac/purple and eventually fading to brown.
Amethyst Deciever is indeed edible but, with how it changes color throughout any weather changes and the season, it can be difficult to properly identify, hence the name "Deceiver". Look a-likes include Lilac Firecaps and some various types of Webcaps with similar coloring.
They can be used in many recipes. With keeping it's vibrant purple color even after cooking, it can help liven up dishes!
Image sources: 1, 2, 3
Next up for Funguary, some Amethyst Deceivers and a friendly slug!
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