Hello Petru
I happened on your pictures accidentally while looking for other fungi images. I don't think i'm a photographer of your calibre, probably, but you and possibly others might like to know my observations on your descriptions. It may mislead some less knowledgeable on fungi if they group pics 2 & 4 with the Amanitas (family Amanitaceae) since both belong to another family, the Pluteaceae. When talking edibility, especially Amanitas, you need to be absolutely sure! (Although I mostly agree with your ratings, A.fulva, known as the Tawny Grisette, has generally been regarded as a good edible fungus in western europe for many years).
I hope these remarks are of help.
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Hello Petru
I happened on your pictures accidentally while looking for other fungi images. I don't think i'm a photographer of your calibre, probably, but you and possibly others might like to know my observations on your descriptions. It may mislead some less knowledgeable on fungi if they group pics 2 & 4 with the Amanitas (family Amanitaceae) since both belong to another family, the Pluteaceae. When talking edibility, especially Amanitas, you need to be absolutely sure! (Although I mostly agree with your ratings, A.fulva, known as the Tawny Grisette, has generally been regarded as a good edible fungus in western europe for many years).
I hope these remarks are of help.