Eight mushrooms

Since 20 August, 80 millimetres of rain have fallen. Of course, we are still missing about 100 millimetres of rainfall at a depth of one metre. We have had a very dry summer in Békés County. I have not seen a fruiting body for months. Now the mushrooms are growing them in amazing quantities. The genus Agaricus is particularly active after the long forced break. Eight species have gathered on my table today. Shroomers brought other mushrooms, but today there were not as many species as on Tuesday. Well, there will be plenty again on Sunday. Tomorrow will be nice weather. Lots of people will be out picking mushrooms. Back to Agaricus species. One has neither a Hungarian nor an English name, Agaricus biberi. The others: horse mushroom A. arvensis, salty mushroom A. bernardii, Medusa mushroom A. bohusii, field mushroom A. campestris, copper mushrooom A. cupreobrunneus, coastal mushoom A. litoralis, blushing wood mushroom A. silvaticus. The all fruiting bodies were edible.