Red Triptych

We call these mushrooms by the simple word "red". In fact, they have many names and a basic -

The red aspen (Latin Léccinum aurantíacum) is a mushroom of the genus Obabok (Leccinum) of the Bolete family (Boletaceae).

Usually these beautiful mushrooms are a tasty dish for insect larvae and these larvae are closer to mushrooms than mushroom pickers with knives and baskets. Therefore, very often (much more often than we would like) when cutting such a mushroom, we see that we are already late and it is covered in black holes ... yes, the damaged pulp of the mushroom quickly turns black.

But this time I was lucky. Mushrooms have just started to grow and insects missed the opportunity to be the first.

Among other things, I like to photograph this beautiful mushroom. Among the greenery, it stands out favorably and is quite photogenic. Today I will present you a triptych of these handsome guys. They were standing so that I couldn't help but unclose my camera.

Now, after the triptych, I can show you something else. Just for a change. Or for visual contrast.

And finally the last time...

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