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| July 2014, all found in one park in one hour |
July and August are prime season for finding Boletes in our area of New England. CVMS holds a well attended educational day at the end of August in a local park, and the stars of the show are usually the collections of Boletes. Robert had chosen to study them, and works to identify finds using visual observations, smell, chemical tests, and his books. His favorite way to get to know the large amount of Bolete species in our area includes photographing them.
July is under way, so he'll be out in the field (and forest), looking for the edible, and inedible, beautiful, and sometimes confusing Boletes for the next two months. Wish him luck!
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Xanthoconium affine
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| Likely an Strobilomyces that has been attacked by a Hypomyces |
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1 comment:
Um, which one is the Porcini? Can you put it in a ravioli before sending?
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