A right human hand, visible from the wrist, holds a cluster of bright orange-yellow chanterelle mushrooms, approximately 10-15 individuals, against a natural outdoor background in Strigailiškis, Lithuania

A right human hand, visible from the wrist, holds a cluster of bright orange-yellow chanterelle mushrooms, approximately 10-15 individuals, against a natural outdoor background in Strigailiškis, Lithuania. The mushrooms exhibit characteristic wavy caps and prominent, fork-branched false gills running down their stipes. Some debris, including dirt, small black specks (possibly insects or detritus), and fine white web-like material, adheres to the mushroom surfaces. One mushroom shows a small, pink, spherical object partially attached to its underside. The hand wears a dark-colored jacket sleeve at the wrist. The background depicts a late autumn or early winter landscape. The immediate foreground shows dark soil covered with scattered brown leaves and sparse green ground cover. Behind this is a dense thicket of bare, intertwined deciduous trees and shrubs. Beyond the thicket, a patch of vivid green grass is visible, flanked by more leafless trees. A small, rustic wooden structure with a dark peaked roof is discernible through the trees in the distance on the left side of the green patch. To the far left, partially obscured by bare bushes, are two white, elongated, curved objects, possibly overturned boats or covered equipment. The overall lighting suggests an overcast day.