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Radiant Red Russula

Another Red Russula (not sure which). For my taste this is the best (and last) photo of mushrooms I've taken this fall season.
I hope I can get some during the winter season though.

This is what I like the most in autumn. The mushrooms and the colors. Here I have all together. Also, I love the silence when I walk through the forests.

Entry to the Autumn Contest "Feelings of Fall" held by :iconunframed-nature: Read about it here.

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=avancna Feb 3, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
I think this is a bloody brittlegill, Russula sanguinaria, as it is distinguished from the Sickener by having a reddish tinted stem. Wikipedia article says it tastes bitter and unpleasant.
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*Clu-art Feb 5, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Third vote for this. :)
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~Forest-Imp Jan 27, 2013   Photographer
Though Russula are challenging to identify to species without a sporeprint and examination of the spores under the scope as well, as i am sure you know, this may be a form of Russula sanguinea. Also helpful in that identification would be knowing the associated trees with which it is symbiant (which often change from region to region)... e.g. in some areas R. sanguinea associates with pines and possibly other conifers... while in many areas it is associated with oaks...

Awesome photograph, i just love the color... (and i am partial to mycorrhizal shrooms... lol... especially those that also associate not only with autotrophic trees, but often simultaneously with mycoheterotrophic plants as Russula often do...)
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*Clu-art Jan 29, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Your the second for this. I think it was. It was taken in a pine forest/evergreens.

I am not 100% pleased with the photo. It misses parts ot the stem. But I like it anyways.
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~133eevee133 Jan 21, 2013
Wow this is great!
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*Clu-art Jan 22, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
One of my favorites.
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Mood: Joy *darkallegiance666 Dec 7, 2012
I love good photographs of fungi, like this one!!
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*Clu-art Dec 7, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Thank you!
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*moreMDM Nov 27, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Yes it is!
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*Clu-art Nov 29, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Indeed, nature's great!
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