I love to be in the woods in autumn and you'll find a lot there at this time of year? Right, mushrooms.
In my first part “Mushrooms and Mushrooms”, many species have already been passed by and I'm adding a few more today.

Black purple and russula

The black-purple russula has a dark purple color and is found in deciduous and coniferous forests. It forms mycorrhiza (a form of society of fungi and plants via the roots), especially for deciduous trees oak and beech trees, but also conifers (pine).

Pearlamanite

The Pearl Amanite is a very common amanite that can be found in all kinds of forests and soils.
The pearl manite hat is grey-brown to dark brown and contains light gray to brownish red slices. These slices can wash off due to rain, making it more difficult to recognize. The stem is white to reddish brown and is often bare, but can also be covered with fine scales.


Bitter cheese mushroom

The bitter cheese mushroom has tile-wise hats and grows on dead (needle) wood.
The top is velvety, ochre to coffee brown, with a sharp, wavy, pale edge.

Antlers

The antler is a small, club-shaped or flat cylindrical fungus up to 7 cm high. Branching often occurs at the top, giving the resemblance to antlers. It is a whimsically shaped bag fungus that occurs on dead branches, wood chips and stumps of deciduous trees.

White hump agaric

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