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Lactarius deliciosus is fine with me

September 2, 2011 Erica M. Davis 3 Comments

Milky caps close up. Note hollow stems in younger specimens.

It rained quite a bit a few days ago and now the mushrooms are up again, though we’ve found only one bolete in recent days—a magnificent one, but past its prime so we left it. I wonder if the season for boletes is past? No biggie. Boletes are good but so are Lactarius … [Read more...]

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