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Suillus luteus
Some type of boletes about130mm wide, 110mm tall, cap copper-brown cap smooth with feint trace of scales, slightly convex; underneath is bulging tumeric yellow largish pores; stipe short, thick dirty yellow
Highway division within piles of pinus radiata needles
A common northern hemisphere species also known as 'Slippery jack' and 'Sticky bun'. Edible Thanks to PatriciaPi for ID.
Lat: -37.81, Long: 145.25
Spotted on Aug 6, 2012
Submitted on Aug 10, 2012
5 Comments
Thanks Maria. I agree. Fixed.
especially like the third shot!
yes, they are very common here!
Thanks for that PatriciaPi I will start tracking these down after I have loaded a few more. I thought a 'northener' might know this being in pine needles.
it's similar to Suillus sp.
inhabit the northern hemisphere, but have been introduced in the southern hemisphere in pine plantations
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suillus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Suillu...