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Golden Bootleg


Golden Bootleg
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Copyright: Gert Paassen (Gert-Paassen) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 596 W: 2 N: 2413] (7559)
Genre: Fungi
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2006-09-25
Categories: Fungi
Photo Version: Original Version
Date Submitted: 2008-10-04 5:11
Viewed: 258
Points: 30
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note [Dutch]
Today a very rare fungi in the Netherlands.
In the Netherland are this specie on the Red list and protected by federal law.
I think these specie are everywhere rare an on the Red list.

Latin name - Phaeolepiota aurea

A lttle to find on internet and here are a little text in German.



Vorkommen: Spätsommer bis Oktober, gerne bei Brennessen an Waldwegrändern, in Parks, an Waldrändern, bei organischen Abfalldeponien, auf fetten, nährstoffreichen Böden. Weit verbreitet aber nicht häufig.
Fundort: Fislisbach Espwald, bei Brennesseln am Rande eines Trampelpfades, 24. September 2003.

Beschreibung:
Hut: 8-20 cm (und grösser), goldgelb bis orangebraun, oft mit kleinen dunkleren Flecken. Oberfläche glimmerig-feinkörnig, erst sehr spät und bei starken Niederschlagen fast kahl werdend. Hutunterseite lange durch ein häutiges, glimmerig-feinkörniges Partial-Velum abgedeckt. Nach dem Aufreissen der Teilhülle Rand mit häutigen Velumfetzen behangen. Stiel: Zylindrisch, bis 15 cm lang, 1.5 bis 2.5 cm dick, dem Hute gleichfarbig, Spitze kahl, Ring häutig, aufsteigend hängend, Manschette und Stiel unterhalb derselben glimmerig-feinkörnig. Lamellen: Gelb, orange-oder braungelb, dichtstehend, breit, frei oder am Stiel nur schmal angeheftet. Fleisch: Weisslich, hellockerlich, bisweilen etwas gilbend, dick. Geruch: Unbedeutend. Geschmack: Mild, etwas zusammenziehend.
Anmerkung: Der Glimmerschüppling enthält Spuren von Blausäure. Deswegen haben wir die Art, im Gegensatz zu vielen Pilzbüchern, als keinen Speisepilz bewertet. Dies entspricht auch der Praxis die in den meisten schweizerischen Pilzkontrollstellen angewendet wird.

Occurrence: Late summer until Octobers, gladly with fuel meals at edges of forest way, in parks, at edges of forest, with organic refuse dumps, on fat, nutrient-rich grounds. Far does not spread however frequently. Description: Hat: 8-20 cm (and more largely), gold-yellow to orange-brown, often with small darker marks. Surface mica-industrial union-fine-grained, only very late and when strong striking down nearly bald becoming. Hat lower surface is enough by a membranous, mica-industrial union-fine-grained Partial Velum taken off. Behangen after breaking the partial covering edge with membranous Velumfetzen. Handle: Cylindrically, to 15 cm long, 1,5 to 2,5 cm thickly, the hat equivalent, point bald, ring membranously, ascending hanging, seal and handle below the same mica-industrial union-fine-grained. Lamellas: Yellow, orange or brown-yellow, standing, broadly, freely or at the handle only narrowly attached. Meat: Whitish, sometimes something gilbend, thickly. Smell: Insignificantly. Taste: Mildly, something pulling together. Note: Occurrence: Late summer until Octobers, gladly with fuel meals at edges of forest way, in parks, at edges of forest, with organic refuse dumps, on fat, nutrient-rich grounds. Far does not spread however frequently. Discovery site: Fislisbach Espwald, with Brennesseln at the edge of a trampling path, 24 September 2003. Description: Hat: 8-20 cm (and more largely), gold-yellow to orange-brown, often with small darker marks. Surface mica-industrial union-fine-grained, only very late and when strong striking down nearly bald becoming. Hat lower surface is enough by a membranous, mica-industrial union-fine-grained Partial Velum taken off. Behangen after breaking the partial covering edge with membranous Velum. Handle: Cylindrically, to 15 cm long, 1,5 to 2,5 cm thickly, the hat equivalent, point bald, ring membranously, ascending hanging, seal and handle below the same mica-industrial union-fine-grained. Lamellas: Yellow, orange or brown-yellow, standing, broadly, freely or at the handle only narrowly attached. Meat: Whitish, hellockerlich, sometimes something gilbend, thickly. Smell: Insignificantly. Taste: Mildly, something pulling together. Note: The Glimmerschüppling contains traces of prussic acid. Therefore we have the kind, contrary to many mushroom books, when evaluates no food mushroom. This corresponds also to practice in most Swiss mushroom checkpoints is used. contains traces of prussic acid. Therefore we have the kind, contrary to many mushroom books, when evaluates no food mushroom. This corresponds also to practice in most Swiss mushroom checkpoints is used.
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Hello Gert,

Superb capture of this fungus. I like very much the composition, very good framing. Excellent POV, DOF and sharpness. Very good exposure and natural colours.
Cheers,
Mariki

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  • Alex99 Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3233 W: 154 N: 4939] (15899)
  • [2008-10-04 5:22]

Hi Gert.
You have pictured a very cute fungi family. Every of them is very nice and surrounding formed by dry leaves are looked excellently too. I think level of contrast would be improved a little bit. My kind wishes and TFS.
Alexei.

Honestly I had no clue that fungi were red flagged...but beyond that new information, this is one super image...it says fall all over it...surrounded by the dead decaying leaves it could not be more perfectly positioned..Very nice sir!
Bob

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  • siggi Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 583 W: 25 N: 1747] (5966)
  • [2008-10-04 7:09]

Hello Gert,
Very beautiful picture of this fungis. Excellent POV and DOF. Very good sharpness. Very nice background. Great light and wonderful colours.
Regards
Siggi

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  • Argus Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2883 W: 165 N: 8400] (26072)
  • [2008-10-04 7:25]

Hello Gert,
A great fungi portrait of P. aurea, a rare species that I think is absent from Sweden. The technical and esthetic aspects of this image are superb and once again would be a fine illustration of the species in a book on fungi.
TFS this fine image,
Have a good weekend,
Ivan

hello Gert

excellent shot of these fungis, with very fine POV and DOF,
i love the warm luminosity and colour tones
sharpness and details are excellent, TFS

Asbed

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  • Ishi Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 109 W: 0 N: 569] (2142)
  • [2008-10-04 7:40]

Hi Gert,

This is a superb image. Great composition with a lovely combination of yellow and brown.

Thanks for sharing your excellent mushroom pix!

Ishi

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  • Vinster Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 55 W: 0 N: 334] (1300)
  • [2008-10-04 8:02]

Hello Gert
Good shot of this cluster of rare fungi. We have them here in the UK but they are also uncommon. Excellent composition, good detail, focus & DOF.
Kind regards
Vinny

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  • Chiza Silver Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 22 W: 0 N: 61] (383)
  • [2008-10-04 9:07]

Hola Gert: Preciosa toma, con gran nitidez y composición...luz perfecta. Lindos hongos también...saludos.

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  • radz Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 620 W: 11 N: 625] (3390)
  • [2008-10-04 9:20]

Lovely lighting and DOF.
Nice composition and POV.
TFS!

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  • jaycee Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 1987 W: 8 N: 5258] (17043)
  • [2008-10-04 10:55]

Hi Gert,

I never realized there were fungi protected by Federal Law! A beautiful shot of this mushroom family against the dead leaves. Your always excellent colors and details. The uprooted fungus adds extra interest to the picture. Excellent notes - you are educating me.

Jane

Hi Gert!
Nice capture of family of mushrooms :> I like their colour and composition. Good light, details and POV too :>
All the best from Lodz,
Radomir

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  • crs Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 436 W: 0 N: 700] (2771)
  • [2008-10-04 11:57]

Hello Gert,

Your mushrooms have a very fine light rendering fine color tones. You have chosen a good DOF keepimg in focus the whole group. There is a nice match with the background.

Thank you for sharing,
Cristian

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  • nglen Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2224 W: 10 N: 6266] (23542)
  • [2008-10-04 11:58]

Hi Gert. This is also a beauty which you have for us today. If its too late now this year i must start looking at them more next year. I like the warm golden colours and fine detail you have . well done TFS.
Nick..

Hi Gert.
Another mushrooms picture with nice framed.. Very good details and nice soft natural colors...TFS.
Kind regards,
Leyla.

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  • jpdenk Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 328 W: 3 N: 512] (1398)
  • [2008-10-07 10:21]

Hi Gert,

Another beautiful image, very attractive mushrooms in a very nice grouping.

John

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