Autumn mushrooms

Greetings, friends
Summer blew through my life like a hurricane. I remember that May was beginning, and I can see October on my calendar already.
The mushroom season flew by just as quickly, but I didn't even have time to show my findings.
Mushrooms can still be found in our forests, but I do not know their name. Such mushrooms are usually called "toadstool" by people.

Mother Nature makes us very happy with her warmth and lack of rain. It's nice to walk through the woods on days like this - it's no longer hot and there are no blood-sucking insects. My dog enjoys walking with me.

Here they are, autumn mushrooms. There are a lot of them, they are standing, pushing, as if they were waiting for me and asking me to take them home in my arms.
But I won't take them, let them grow.

Nora runs along the path, and doesn't want to come near me when I call her. But as soon as I bend over the mushrooms to take a picture of them, literally immediately, 4 furry paws start trampling these mushrooms, and the tail knocks on my nose. Nora can also just lie down on these mushrooms; they are not interesting to her.

Who bit this mushroom? It was definitely some kind of wild animal. This mushroom is edible, and some animals even like it. These mushrooms can be eaten raw, but you need to sprinkle it with salt. I like to cook soup from these mushrooms.

These are the mushrooms you can eat! They're delicious. But I didn't come for mushrooms; I don't even have a container for picking mushrooms. I'm just walking the dog. But I couldn't get past these mushrooms without paying attention to them.

People come to the forest with large containers for such mushrooms, because they grow in very large colonies. It is advisable to take such mushrooms of a small size and then marinate them. In winter, many people put such mushrooms on the festive table. This is a good snack for strong alcoholic drinks.
But now I'm only interested in such mushrooms as an art object.