Settembre e’ il mese in cui si trovano le maggiori varieta’ di funghi nei boschi della Finlandia. Ok, questi nelle foto sono velenosi, ma cio’ non toglie che siano anche belli da vedere…
Sapevate che tutti gli animali del bosco sono ghiotti di funghi? Dagli scoiattoli, ai cervi, alle alci, persino gli orsi. Ebbene, quando andiamo a funghi noi umani… abbiamo molta concorrenza!
A proposito di frutti del bosco, la curiosita’ che vi racconto oggi e’ la seguente: la Finlandia ha proposto che una legge vigente qui e denominata “La proprieta’ di tutti”, venga inserita nel Patrimonio Universale UNESCO come bene immateriale. Potete leggere di che cosa si tratta cliccando QUI.
Below trees. September is the king month for mushrooms in Finland: in this moment you can find the largest variety possible. Of course the ones in the above photos are poisonous…but they are so beautiful to see!
Did you know that all forest animals are fond of mushrooms? Squirrels, deer, elks, even bears like them. They are all our competitors…
Today’s curiosity: upon Finland’s suggestion, the law called “Everyman’s Right” may become part of UNESCO World Cultural Heritage. You can read about it clicking HERE.
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Linked to: All Seasons. Image-in-ing. Thanks to the kind hosts!
Hello, the mushrooms are pretty. I like the colors and shapes. It is nice to know the critters have the mushrooms for a food source. Enjoy your day, have a great new week!
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Thank you very much Eileen. A great week to you too!
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…and they are popping up here too!
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The Finnish Everyman’s Right is fantastic indeed! Your ’kärpässienet’ build a population of fairy-tale dwarfs :)))
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The mushrooms are beautiful indeed even though they are poisonous.
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le tue foto sono splendide. Molto bello anche il post sulla legge finlandese. Ti ho mai detto che ho un amico che vive lì? Insegna all’università di Turku
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Ma dai…davvero il mondo e’ piccolo! Spero si trovi bene a Turku…
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Yes, it is. This is what I call civilization and sense of Nation. Thanks, Riitta…have a nice week!
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Pop up is just the correct verb for them! 🙂 Thanks for your visit, Tom.
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Thank you, Carol. There was a nice light…
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è finlandese!
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Scusami…avevo pensato fosse italiano…chi male intende, peggio risponde, dice la mia mamma! 😉
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I wonder if Nature made these mushrooms poisonous so that we can enjoy their beauty. That’s humane of Finland to allow people to gather natural growing food on public and private land. I cannot imagine that happening in our country.
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I cannot imagine that happening neither in Italy, believe me, Susie! The people in Finland are more reliable… Thanks for your visit. Have a nice week!
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they are pretty and how wonderful that the animals can eat them!!!
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Fabulous finds! I love little surprises like that.
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Thanks, Betty. There was suitable light for a shot!
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Thanks, Debbie…and here the forests are full of animals… 🙂
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Che meraviglia!
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It said, my comment could not be poste …so here it is again – “You show all Seasons the fairy tale like mushrooms world here! Many thanks and have a lovely week!
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Thank you very much, Jesh. What a kind comment! Have a great week you too!
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Grazie, Giovanna! C’era una luce splendida quel pomeriggio…
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In Finlandia anche i funghi velenosi sono proprio belli! e legge intelligente , direi , basata su un forte senso civico
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Grazie. Si’, e’ proprio una legge che da’ l’idea di solidarieta’ ed unita’ nazionale. Buona giornata!
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They are colourful. I wouldn’t know the difference between safe and poisonous for humans, so I’d leave them alone.
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Nature is worth admiring, first of all…not only exploiting. Have a nice day!
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