Webcap mushrooms Cortinarius armeniacus(?) near Lembolovo, 40 miles north from St.Petersburg. Russia

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The image showcases a close-up view of two brown mushroom caps situated on the ground among moss and lichen. The cap of the mushroom at the center is slightly wider than that on the bottom right side of the image, which is positioned closer to the camera.

In this image, the background consists of green moss with white lichen growing in between it. On the left side of the photo, a few red berries are visible.

The mushrooms appear to be Cortinarius armeniacus due to their distinctive characteristics: the caps are roughly 2-4 cm wide and 1-3 cm tall, with a light brown color and an irregular edge that is often wavy or lobed. The stems of these mushrooms are typically white or pale yellow, slender, and up to 5 cm long.

The Cortinarius armeniacus mushroom is commonly found in coniferous forests across Europe, North America, and parts of Asia, growing on the ground among mosses and lichens. It is a poisonous species that can cause gastrointestinal symptoms if ingested.

In summary, this image features two mushrooms with distinctive characteristics, likely belonging to the Cortinarius armeniacus species, which are commonly found in coniferous forests across Europe, North America, and parts of Asia. The mushrooms have light brown caps with an irregular edge and white or pale yellow stems, growing on the ground among mosses and lichens. – AI vision

🇷🇺 Описание по-русски / Russian Description

Грибы вебкеп Cortinarius armeniacus(?) возле Лемболово, в 40 милях к северу от Санкт-Петербурга. Россия, 27 августа 2017 года. На изображении представлен близкий вид двух коричневых шляпок гриба, расположенных на земле среди мха и лишайника. Шляпка гриба в центре немного шире, чем в нижнем правом углу изображения, который расположен ближе к камере. На этом изображении фон состоит из зеленого мха с белыми лишайниками, растущими между ним. В левой части фотографии видны несколько красных ягод. Эти грибы представляют собой Cortinarius armeniacus из-за их отличительных характеристик: шляпки примерно 2–4 см в ширину и 1–3 см в высоту, светло-коричневого цвета и нерегулярным краем, который часто волнистый или лопастный. Ножки этих грибов обычно белые или бледно-желтые, стройные и до 5 см в длину. Гриб Cortinarius armeniacus обычно встречается в хвойных лесах по всей Европе, Северной Америке и некоторых частях Азии, растущих на земле среди мхов и лишайников. Это ядовитый вид, который может вызвать желудочно-кишечные симптомы при попадании внутрь. Вкратце, на изображении показаны два гриба с отличительными характеристиками, вероятно, относящиеся к виду Cortinarius armeniacus, которые обычно растут в хвойных лесах по всей Европе, Северной Америке и некоторых частях Азии. Грибы имеют светло-коричневые шляпки с нерегулярным краем и белые или бледно-желтые ножки, растущие на земле среди мхов и лишайников. – Russian translation

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