The Fungi world (67) : Green Brittlegill
At present time, it’s usually pretty dark in the forest but that’s no problem for fungi as they can even grow in complete darkness.
There are still some fungi around, alive and kicking. Look what I found.
This is a young specimen of the Green Brittlegill, a fungus that likes to grow under birches.
Dutch name : Groene Berkenrussula
German name : Grasgrüner Birkentäubling
Latin name : Russula aeruginea
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Comy 25/11/2009 12:16
different...Adele D. Oliver 23/11/2009 22:17
What a fine specimen - beautiful but deadly looking in its green colour .... excellent work, especially in this difficult light!!greetings, Adele
Angelika Ritter 23/11/2009 21:53
i have never ever seen a green one..great photo.
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lg angie
Canan Oner 23/11/2009 21:10
You know Mark, I made a folder containing all your fungi images..So whenever I see one I go and check all the info :-))Excellent capture again , as usual with great light..
Cheers,
Canan
Annick 23/11/2009 20:40
Une très belle prise, vu la couleur on n'a pas envie de le manger, mais il est peut-être comestible ?Amitiés
Annick
Vitória Castelo Santos 23/11/2009 20:14
KLASSE...exzellente Fotografie!!LG Vitoria
Mark Billiau. 23/11/2009 19:09
@ Anca :Yes, this fungus is edible, but only small helpings, otherwise it might upset the stomach.
Mark
Gunther Hasler 23/11/2009 19:01
Habe ich schon gefunden und auch gegessen :) und so wie der Pilz auf deinem schönen Foto aussieht, ist er noch ganz frisch und zart. Aber auch "nur" fotografiert ein Genuß! :)LG Gunther
Jan Rillich 23/11/2009 18:53
very green :)) - I didn't see it beforeJan
Anca Silvia B. 23/11/2009 18:51
Grasgrüner Birkentäubling!Nie gesehen..
Sehr schön..ist essbar?
Danke Mark,schöne Grüsse,Anca
Josef Kainz 23/11/2009 18:37
Eine sehr schöne Aufnahmelg. josef
j.a.j.jansen m. 23/11/2009 18:32
A great capture under difficult circumstances. well done.Jan.
Die Mohnblumen 23/11/2009 17:42
Hallo Mark,so einen Pilz haben wir auch mal erwischt.
Sieht sehr gut aus. Gute Perspektive und klasse in den Farben und der Schärfe.
LG K-H
Fritz Eichmann 23/11/2009 17:25
herrliches foto vom birkentäubling..wunderschöne farben..
grüsse fritz
Ryszard Basta 23/11/2009 16:36
klasse Quali