from the World of Fungi (5)
Macrolepiota procera, the parasol mushroom, is a basidiomycete fungus with a large, prominent fruiting body resembling a parasol. It is a fairly common species on well-drained soils. It is found solitary or in groups and fairy rings in pastures and occasionally in woodland. It is widespread in temperate regions of Eurasia and possibly North America.
I have not seen this mushroom here in British Colymbia but took his picture on the side of a cornfield in Steinfurt, Germany -this specimen was very large -check out the little fly for size comparison.
tinchen49 2 ore fa
den Größenvergleich finde ich fantastisch und den Riesen-Parasol hast du brillant mit deiner Aufnahme in Szene gesetzt. Die kleine Fliege ist dabei das i-Tüpfelchenlg tinchen
claudine capello 2 ore fa
un magnifique champignon ben cadrè! bravo clBUBUL 2 ore fa
jolie serie de ces champignons adele.bon week end.bises.amicalement.gilles
cornagoae 3 ore fa
joli cliché de ce eptit champignon bisesMark Billiau. 3 ore fa
A well spotted and beautifully captured shot of this parasol mushroom between the grasses!The height of the stem and the cap diameter of some mature specimens may reach an impressive 30 cm each !
Die Mohnblumen 4 ore fa
Einen sehr schönen Parasolpilz hast Du gefundenklasse präsentiert und auch beschrieben.+++++
Wir wünschen Dir/Euch einen schönen 3. Advent.
Heike & Karl-Heinz
Ressin 5 ore fa
Der Kontrast zwischen den Pilzen und dem Hintergrund bringt die Struktur der Pilze besonders gut zur Geltung. Der Fokus ist punktgenau gesetzt und betont die feinen Details der Pilzköpfe. Die Bildsprache ist ausdrucksstark, mir gefällt das sehr schöne Foto.LG Peer.
krz-van-haerrnschdadt 13 ore fa
When I was about 10 years old, I was on holiday (not alone, of course) in south-east Europe. Our landlord there invited us to collect umbrella mushrooms with him. We came to a mixed area of pasture and forest and found around 20 medium-sized to large mushrooms.Once we got ‘home’, we cleaned them and fried them in French batter in the style of a schnitzel.
With deep-fried potato wedges, cranberry jam with pear pieces and salad, they tasted delicious.
The flavour was comparable to a ‘chicken schnitzel’ (real schnitzel usually with veal, egg, flour, breadcrumbs; lemon slices as a garnish).
This was my rather ‘greedy’ approach to this type of mushroom. Happened once...
Kind regards,
Rene