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This overhead photograph displays a static arrangement of preserved fungal specimens on a dark, uniform surface, located in Boreti, Montenegro.

In the upper-left corner, a segment of a moss-covered log or branch is visible, from which a few small, slender, light-brown mushrooms emerge. Adjacent to this log is a small, horizontally positioned cylindrical brown paper scroll with a white label. The label is handwritten with "Psilocybe serbica".

The central-left and lower-left areas feature two large, severely shriveled and dried mushroom caps. These caps are deeply wrinkled, displaying colors ranging from dark orange to reddish-brown, with darker, almost black central sections. A second similar cylindrical paper scroll lies next to these caps. Its white label contains handwritten text in Cyrillic, "Мухомор красный" (Mukhomor krasnyy), and Latin, "Amanita muscaria".

In the upper-right section of the frame, a dense cluster of layered, fan-shaped fungi is present. These specimens are predominantly brown with concentric bands of lighter tan and darker brown, indicative of bracket fungi. Below this cluster, a third cylindrical paper scroll is positioned horizontally, bearing a white label with handwritten Cyrillic text, "Траметес РАЗНОЦВЕТН" (Trametes RAZNOTSVETN), and Latin text, "Trametes versicolor".

The lower-right quadrant exhibits a collection of several flattened, dried mushroom caps of varying brown hues, some showing lighter speckles. A fourth, partially visible cylindrical paper scroll is located at the bottom edge, with fragmented handwritten text reading "• Му" and "Am", likely an incomplete label for another fungal specimen.
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Jun 7, 2026, 12:58 PM

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This overhead photograph displays a static arrangement of preserved fungal specimens on a dark, uniform surface, located in Boreti, Montenegro. In the upper-left corner, a segment of a moss-covered log or branch is visible, from which a few small, slender, light-brown mushrooms emerge. Adjacent to this log is a small, horizontally positioned cylindrical brown paper scroll with a white label. The label is handwritten with "Psilocybe serbica". The central-left and lower-left areas feature two large, severely shriveled and dried mushroom caps. These caps are deeply wrinkled, displaying colors ranging from dark orange to reddish-brown, with darker, almost black central sections. A second similar cylindrical paper scroll lies next to these caps. Its white label contains handwritten text in Cyrillic, "Мухомор красный" (Mukhomor krasnyy), and Latin, "Amanita muscaria". In the upper-right section of the frame, a dense cluster of layered, fan-shaped fungi is present. These specimens are predominantly brown with concentric bands of lighter tan and darker brown, indicative of bracket fungi. Below this cluster, a third cylindrical paper scroll is positioned horizontally, bearing a white label with handwritten Cyrillic text, "Траметес РАЗНОЦВЕТН" (Trametes RAZNOTSVETN), and Latin text, "Trametes versicolor". The lower-right quadrant exhibits a collection of several flattened, dried mushroom caps of varying brown hues, some showing lighter speckles. A fourth, partially visible cylindrical paper scroll is located at the bottom edge, with fragmented handwritten text reading "• Му" and "Am", likely an incomplete label for another fungal specimen.

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