This was a Bicolor day.

The two most common species we found today were Boletus bicolor and Xanthoconium separans.  Both choice mushrooms.  Here is Lucy holding a Xanthoconium separans which she saw for the first time in her life:

Below is her basket:

She could not pass up any Russula that was in edible condition :o)

Here is my second basket:

I could not pass up Lactarius volemus.  She considered them only fit for pickling.

I gave most of mine to her.  That is a sneaky way of getting out of work :o)
She is going to Lexington and then to visit with relatives on Cape Cod, this weekend.  Last I saw her she was slaving over a hot stove preparing the mushrooms for her relatives.

It was a good day.