Wildlife Spotting

Well, I piked Kuehneromyces Mutabilis in the forests of Romania and they look quite similar to Honey mushrooms (we call them Ghebe, both the Armillaria and Kuehneromyces). As a kid I didn't made the distinction in between them, but later on... and I started looking it up. Most of the mushrooms I knew when I was a kid, I knew them from my grandmother and for some I dodn't know the name, I just knew that they were eadible and some not. You can imagine that if I didn't know the name for all the edible species, the inedible or poisonous were mostly a blur. Still to this day most of the mushrooms have only latin names for me, as the common name in Romanian is a mistery for me. Plus, there aren't a lot of Books published about all of them in Romanian. What I can find here are books that describe mostly the same edible species and the most common. The English literature was of help here.

This looks like a Kuehneromyces sp.