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Howdy! I went on a walk in wales recently (read: almost a month ago, I'm just forgetful) and took some photos that I thought you might like!
(all mushrooms picked were from a cluster of flowering bodies)
Oh thank you for sharing, they're absolutely lovely! ☺️❤️
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A fine fungal friend from Gull Lake, AB. Mom calls them kozari.
Thank you for sharing! Looks like an orange birch bolete Leccinum versipelle (could also be orange bolete Leccinum aurantiacum, if it was growing near aspen trees, not birch trees where you found it).
Fun fact 😁: Here, in Latvia, when two things grow together as one (like these two guys), we call it "jumis", a twin sign, based on Latvian deity Jumis and his symbol.
I love finding "jumis" of mushrooms.
Leccinum versipelle - orange birch bolettes. Love the strange marbling that develops in the white flesh when it is sliced open.
Leccinum scabrum
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birch boletes
