Melanoleuca grammopodia

According to Rogers Mushrooms, this fungi smells of mice!!!
Brunriflet munkehatt

Clear white sporeprints on the grass.

Supposed to be edible after blanching (throw away the boiling liquid).

Grammopodia refers to the lines in the stem which are like

the grooves in a grammophone record.

Agaricus campestris. Field Mushroom

Edible

Field mushroom

Thin, small ring. Downy hat, almost bearded margin.

Beitesjampinjong

photos by Ingvild Rokseth

Cortinarius claricolor

Inedible

Klyngeslørsopp

Russula rhodopoda

Inedible

Russula rhodopoda

Lakkremle

Russula odorata.

Inedible

Described in Funga Nordica as smelling "sweetish-fruity, somewhat resembling Pelargonium"

Russula odorata

Duftkremle

Agaricus langei. Waldegerling Scaly Wood Mushroom

Edible

Waldegerling Scaly Wood Mushroom, grows in parks and gardens. 

Can look like the smaller Blushing Wood Mushroom (Agaricus silvaticus), 

but these grow in the forest. Silvaticus= forest in latin.

Dette er en stor blod sjampinjong. Disse vokser i parker og hager 

mens blodsjampinjonger vokser vanligvis i skogen, dypt nede i barmatten eller maurtuer.

I tillegg har stor blodsjampinjong rødning øverst på stilken.

Albatrellus ovinus, not to be confused with Albatrellus confluens

Edible Sheep Polypore Turns yellow when sauted in pan

Fåresopp

 Inedible Albatrellus confluens (Younger mushrooms are edible.)

Franskbrødsopp

Pluteus cervinus. Deer Shield.

Deer Shield

Grows on dead wood. Pink spore print.

Vanlig skjermsopp

Inedible.

Leccinum versipelle. Orange Birch Bolete.

Edible, but make sure you saute it for at least 15 minutes.

Orange Birch Bolete.

Rødskrubb.

Hydnum repandum. Wood hedgehog.

Edible

Wood hedgehog

Blek piggsopp

Yellow milk

Inedible.

Lactarius scrobiculatus. White milk turns yellow immediately. Bearded. Small dents on stem.

Svovelriske

Russula emetica. The Sickener.

Poisonous.

The Sickener. Light pink flesh is revealed when top layer of the cap is peeled off. Peppery taste.

Rød giftkremle

Russula integra

Mandelkremle

Edible.

Russula integra.  Dark brown cap. Gills taste like blanched almond flakes and are connected by short ribs. 

Cap often covered with organic debris. Top layer of cap can be peeled back more than 50%. Often hidden by moss. 

Piptoporus betulinus. Birch polypore.

Inedible.

Piptoporus betulinus Grows on birch. Cushion-like. Can be used as knife holder or as pin cushion.

Knivkjuke

Lactarius glyciosmus. Coconut milkcap.

Inedible

Lactarius glyciosmus Milky latex, as with other milkcaps. Distinct smell of coconut, or face cream, as my mushrooming companion proclaimed.

Kokosriske

Cortinarius venetus or C. subtortus?

Both C. venetus and C. subtortus are inedible.

Cortinarius venetus According to Oliver Smith, coloring your white socks with this mushroom will leave them white but glowing in the dark.

Grønn slørsopp eller oliven myrslørsopp?

Lactarius vellereus

 Supposedly edible after boiling and throwing away the liquid.

They turned blue green!

Question is: do I still want to eat them?

Hard, leathery, with an unusual smell

Hydnellum suaveolens (duftbrunpigg) 

In days of yore, before deodorants were invented, young Norwegian men used to carry one of these in their pockets when courting a young lady.

Amanita fulva. Tawny Grisette.

Tawny Grisette. Kamfluesopp.

Edible. Lined at margin. Free gills. Thin, fragile stem. No ring. Based encased in “bag” (volva).

Tawny Grisette with cap still on

Grisettes come in various colors.

Cortinarius stillatitus. Honningslørsopp

Cortinarius stillatitus

Poisonous. Very slimy all over the whole mushroom. Previously, I found it hard to smell the distinctive fragrance of honey. However, today, I was taught to scrape the base of the stem with my knife and then to smell the same spot. Honey, without a doubt!

Amanita porphyria. Grey Veiled Amanita

Poisonous.

Grey Veiled Amanita

Simple ring, thin stem, bulbous base

Svartring fluesopp

Surprisingly, the stem was hollow.

Driest July in Oslo for years

Climate change does weird things to our planet

Purple milk

Lactarius repraesentaneus (Northern Bearded Milkcap, Fiolett svovelriske)
Bearded, white milk turning dark purple almost immediately.
Edible if blanched before sauteing but I resisted the temptation.
It smelled weird.

Lactarius flavidus or Lactarius uvidus (Grå fiolettriske)?

L. flavidus stains “livid lilac”. Slightly sticky cap. Hollow stem in aging mushroom. Inedible. Rare.

L. uvidus stains “dull lilac”. Poisonous/suspect. More common.

All the above mushrooms were found in the Rondane National Park, Norway