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Author 'Ecmyco' A voir (Id 162152 ) : Hello, Here is a most common lactarius in lawns under birch trees. The do you recognize? I love its soft pink colours.



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> Coccinet >Reply Nov 15, 2017
It is the saffron milk cap delicious, that is also found under the pine trees with us at this time (Arcachon basin) very beautiful photo, very representative, we could eat... but it must be well rinsed because the sandy soils are their favourite ground, and it may crack in the tooth, thank you for sharing this
 
 > Ecmyco >Reply
Nov 20, 2017
 
Hello Coccinet, thank you, but it is the saffron milk cap in fleece, Lactarius torminosus, that milk run a milk white, and not of saffron and relatives, who have a milk or orange, or red.
 
> Ninik [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Jan 05, 2012
Excellent photo for us to present this fungi on all the seams to recognize it.
Thank you for your passages in my gallery and your identifications.
I hope we have the pleasure of seeing any of your other photos. One remains on his hunger with 4.
 
 > Author Ecmyco [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
May 05, 2013
 
Hello Ninik, thank you (with lateness) for this nice comment, and for that you do not stay on your hunger, I posted yesterday a 'sponge of spring'.
 
> Francis-Sisco [G] [P] [C] [B] [F] >Reply Dec 24, 2011
The presentation allows to identify the fungus. Congratulations and welcome to FEI.
There are some fungi that you might be able to identify - I glide a base picture (link).
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 > Author Ecmyco [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Feb 02, 2012
 
Hello, thank you for your appreciation and your understanding of my 'staging' of mushrooms !
; O)
For that determination to be perfect, it would have been nice drops of 'milk' beading of a few blades broken. Unfortunately, these drops had escaped during the set up of the specimens.
 
> Perronnet Catherine [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Dec 21, 2011
Beautiful photo of these mushrooms that I cross paths often during my walks. Photo very sharp, I like the composition and the beautiful color of the saffron milk. Thank you.
 
 > Author Ecmyco [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Dec 22, 2011
 
Hello, thank you Catherine for this nice comment. Happy Holidays ! ; O).
 
> Gg54 [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Nov 12, 2011
Very beautiful presentation of this strong laxative. Congratulations and thank you for having put in all positions, which allows to better recognize it.
 
> Momjade [G] [P] [C] [B] [F] >Reply Nov 02, 2011
I will put them all in the stove but the aspect hairy hats reminds me of the hair of a witch ! To be wary of !
 
 > Author Ecmyco [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Nov 03, 2011
 
Hello Danapini,
If they were edible, that is the stove, But if these witches, then to the stove !
 
> Patchie [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Nov 02, 2011
Beautiful family portrait at the tinted rose but he should be wary
 
 > Author Ecmyco [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Nov 03, 2011
 
Hello Pachie,
Oh, and once you know who they are, no need to be wary, simply leave them in place...
 
Identification > Kaenafelix [G] [P] [C] [B] [F] >Reply Nov 01, 2011
Superb shot of these mushrooms fleece... which unfortunately are not edible, in contrast to their cousins : saffron milk cap delicious and blood...
 
 > Author Ecmyco [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Nov 01, 2011
 
Hello Kaenafelix,
What are the Caps toisonnés, Lactarius torminosus, also known as the saffron milk cap to colic.
 
 > Kaenafelix [G] [P] [C] [B] [F] >Reply
Nov 01, 2011
 
In fact, I forgot to ask you if they 'bleed' to the cup... I have never crossed in the Var...
 
 > Author Ecmyco [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Nov 01, 2011
 
Well, it emits a latex, but the latex is white, not like the 'blood' of delicious.
 
 > Kaenafelix [G] [P] [C] [B] [F] >Reply
Nov 01, 2011
 
Ah yes, a bit like mushrooms peppery or those in 'milk white'... I prefer those that bleed...
 
> Gipsy34 [G] [P] [C] [B] [F] >Reply Oct 31, 2011
And I guess they eat ! But as I know nothing about mushrooms, I do not eat them. Bravo for this nice photo and thank you for us to enjoy.
 
 > Author Ecmyco [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Oct 31, 2011
 
Hello Gipsy34,
Eh ben non, it does not eat, or even if, but train station to the gastro, as it is also called 'Mushrooms colic'.
 
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Groupe LES CHAMPIGNONS
Lactaire toisonné, Ce curieux Lactaire doit son nom commun au feutrage laineux qui orne le bord de son chapeau, surtout chez les jeunes sujets. L'espèce est assez commune à la fin de l'été et en automne dans les sous-bois, au voisinage des bouleaux et des bruyères.C'est un champignon non comestible, susceptible de provoquer des troubles gastro-intestinaux. Son extrême âcreté agit du reste comme un répulsif très dissuasif. (Gg54)
Je dois penser que même les animaux sauvages n'ent veulent pas. (Momjade)
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