Fungilicious

The Challenge

Please enter one of your images which shows a fungi of the Boletes species.
Info;
Boletes are fleshy, stalked mushrooms that usually grow on the ground in woods. Instead of gills, they have a tick spongelike tube layer, which, except in a few species, is readily detachable from the cap flesh. The pores or cube mouths are mostly yellowish to greenish-brown. In many Boletes, the flesh, tubes, or pores bruise blue-green blackish, or reddish on handling or when cut. This is often an important aid to identification.

Judging / Voting Criteria

Vote for the image and Bolete that you think is of the best quality and by the rules and guidelines of this challenge.

Rewards & Prizes

A spot on the overview page for the winning image with a First placement banner.

Additional Information

A big thank you to Alaskaman53 for adding this beautiful Bolete species into the group.

Cover Image

The king for a few days. Boletus edulis. by alaskaman53