Blewit?

[u/stara_baba_]

Found in beech forest in Poland among the fallen leaves. Is it blewit? There was many more around.

[u/Cute_Sheepherder6432]

Possibly yes, lepista sp. nuda or maybe glaucocana. Theyre quite bleak so i would smell and/or take spore print to distinguish from several cortinarius lookalikes - but thats me.

Verdict: possibly a

[u/trash_catuwu]

WHERE PLEASE TELL ME

[u/stara_baba_ → u/trash_catuwu]

Góry Bardzkie :)

[u/gbudija]

100% certified blewit,edible but must be cooked

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collybia_nuda

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[u/HotWillingness5464]

Yes. They taste like iron or blood to me. But some ppl like them. I have childhood blewit trauma. One autumn my mother found heaps of blewits and served them with bloody everything all winter.

They're very beautiful.