Not quite Miss Scarlet from Clue. We actually called it Cluedo over here!
This is a collection of Scarlet Elf Cup mushrooms. I took this last year, at the end of January. I will probably have missed them this year as they grow in the woods further than I can walk just now! They are also edible and good with a salad, I was reading!
Lovely colour -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine :-D
DeleteThose are very interesting mushrooms, ones I've never seen. Glad you told me they were edible. It's nice to forage and know what you're doing. I have to stick to the supermarket but I do remember the days when we would go to our local greengrocer as a kid, and they sold plate sized field mushrooms. Never tasted anything like them since. Lovely phot Ananka and I hope your healing process is heading in the right direction.
ReplyDeleteThey come here around this time. I know, I was surprised to read they are safe! Haha best to just to be on the safe side :-D Oh sounds like good time Denise. Thanks, slowly but surely :-D
DeleteAnanka, eu não conheço praticamente nada sobre cogumelos.Compro os cogumelos que tem no supermercado e geralmente eles são caros. Torcendo por sua total recuperação. Beijos nas bochechas! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ane. I've love to know more about mushrooms. Slowly slowly getting there :-D
DeleteIch habe diese Pilze vor zwei Jahren auf einer Pilzwanderung kennengelernt und auch gegessen. Ich fand sie nicht sehr schmackhaft. Aber sie sehen hübsch aus.
ReplyDeleteThey really do look pretty. Thanks :-D
Delete...thanks, I haven't met Miss Scarlet before this!
ReplyDeleteShe was happy to meet you too Tom :-D
DeleteThanks for the names. I have seen them a few times but could not ID it
ReplyDeleteGlad to help :-D
DeleteThey sure are pretty and bright!
ReplyDeleteThey really are Terry, thanks :-D
DeleteThey are very bright!
ReplyDeleteThey are Irina :-D
DeleteBeautiful, Ananka.
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda :-D
DeleteI've never seen that before.
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty cool. Thanks :-D
DeleteI've not come across these Scarlet Elf Cup mushrooms before.
ReplyDeleteThey do look a lovely colour.
All the best Jan
They are so nice Jan. Thanks :-D
DeleteGenial. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
DeleteLooks kind of like upside-down tulips.
ReplyDeleteIt does a little Kirk :-D
DeleteAh interesting.
ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
DeleteThey are spectacular
ReplyDeleteThey really are :-D
DeleteThose are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThey are Bill, thanks :-D
DeleteHi Ananka, I hope your healing quickly. We have small red mushrooms here at times, they are easy to miss. These are lovely.
ReplyDeleteSlowly, slowly. Glad you like them Kathy, thanks :-D
DeleteThey are wonderful little fungi. I don’t see them often, but when I do they bring me great joy and always lead me to reflect on their value to the ecosystem.
ReplyDeleteThey are great to see David. Everything has its place :-D
DeleteLooks quite pretty! I like the colour.
ReplyDeleteThe red is very vivid! Thanks Angie :-D
DeleteThey are really fun looking and colorful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne :-D
DeleteAnanka que lindo nunca tinha visto, desejo uma feliz semana bjs.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lucimar :-D
DeleteBoa noite Ananka. Esses cogumelos são maravilhosos . Nunca vi nada igual. Grande abraço do seu amigo brasileiro.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them Luiz. Thanks :-D
DeleteBeautiful blog
ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
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