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| No ours - but very lovely... |
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| Pigs belonging to the commoners are allowed to roam free to eat panage |
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| A good scratch on the post was a very popular activity |
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| There was a real urgency to their foraging - they were not afraid of people - quite the opposite |
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| Honey fungus? |
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| An amazing lichen |
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| Panther cap Amanita pantherina? |
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| The Sickener Russula emetica? |
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| False Death Cap Amanita citrina var. alba? |
Not sure what these species all are however. The red one I think is a Russula and the white ones with veils probably Amanitas. Any guidance is very gratefully accepted.
Can't help with the fungi, I'm afraid. On the basis that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing I prefer to leave them unidentified and just eat the ones sold in Tesco! The pigs are Gloucester Spots and Tamworths though.
ReplyDeleteVery good John! I think that we mainly found poisonous ones! Those pigs were great. There were no adult Tamworths interestingly.
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