The area around Red Rise Shade is flushed with Orange Birch Boletus, found commonly in association Birch (as their name suggests) they are edible, listed in many reference books as 'good'. When cut, the flesh rapidly turns bluish before finally becoming black. Even though edible, I've never felt inclined to eat them.Monday, 18 October 2010
Orange Birch Boletus
The area around Red Rise Shade is flushed with Orange Birch Boletus, found commonly in association Birch (as their name suggests) they are edible, listed in many reference books as 'good'. When cut, the flesh rapidly turns bluish before finally becoming black. Even though edible, I've never felt inclined to eat them.
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