Russula orange hi-res stock photography and images

Close-up of Russula vesca growing on a Hawthorne stump at the edge of Hilly Fields Park, Ladywell Lewisham. London Stock Photo

RFAYRGC6–Close-up of Russula vesca growing on a Hawthorne stump at the edge of Hilly Fields Park, Ladywell Lewisham. London

Lactarius aurantiacus, Orange Milkcap mushroom Stock Photo

RFRCFGBJ–Lactarius aurantiacus, Orange Milkcap mushroom

A little orange Russula hidding under the leaves in the woods at the end of spring Stock Photo

RFG3TTA0–A little orange Russula hidding under the leaves in the woods at the end of spring

Russula decolorans, copper brittlegill, wild edible mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2E2A5FY–Russula decolorans, copper brittlegill, wild edible mushroom from Finland

Various types of edible mushrooms depicted in the colour illustration in the Book of Tasty and Healthy Food published in the Soviet Union (1953). Mushrooms left to right and top to bottom from left to right and top to bottom: Bolete mushroom (Boletus edulis), rough-stemmed bolete (Leccinum scabrum), red-capped scaber (Leccinum aurantiacum), champignon mushroom (Agaricus bisporus), slippery jack (Suillus luteus), honey fungus (Armillaria mellea), golden chanterelle (Cantharellus cibarius), russula mushroom, milk mushroom (Lactarius resimus), saffron milk cap (Lactarius deliciosus), downy milk c Stock Photo

RMT53981–Various types of edible mushrooms depicted in the colour illustration in the Book of Tasty and Healthy Food published in the Soviet Union (1953). Mushrooms left to right and top to bottom from left to right and top to bottom: Bolete mushroom (Boletus edulis), rough-stemmed bolete (Leccinum scabrum), red-capped scaber (Leccinum aurantiacum), champignon mushroom (Agaricus bisporus), slippery jack (Suillus luteus), honey fungus (Armillaria mellea), golden chanterelle (Cantharellus cibarius), russula mushroom, milk mushroom (Lactarius resimus), saffron milk cap (Lactarius deliciosus), downy milk c

Copper brittlegill, Red-capped Russula (Russula decolorans), on forestground with pine needles, Denmark, Jylland Stock Photo

RMEBK8M4–Copper brittlegill, Red-capped Russula (Russula decolorans), on forestground with pine needles, Denmark, Jylland

Geranium Brittlegill, Russula fellea growing between orange leaves Stock Photo

RF2CDYN5C–Geranium Brittlegill, Russula fellea growing between orange leaves

RFP4F57Y–Russula fungus in woods.

The brittlegill mushroom Russula decolorans isolated on white background Stock Photo

RFR9BGR5–The brittlegill mushroom Russula decolorans isolated on white background

Lobster Mushroom, Hypomyces lactifluorum, at Staircase in Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA Stock Photo

RF2GY2EC5–Lobster Mushroom, Hypomyces lactifluorum, at Staircase in Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA

Mushroom yellow white Russula ochroleuca Stock Photo

RF2JMDHF4–Mushroom yellow white Russula ochroleuca

Russula mushroom grow up in the forest Stock Photo

RFR034XA–Russula mushroom grow up in the forest

Fresh wild orange cap boletus mushrooms on a wooden table top view. Stock Photo

RF2K2Y30T–Fresh wild orange cap boletus mushrooms on a wooden table top view.

Mushroom with a red hat. A fresh, large russula or boletus found in the forest by a mushroom picker. A good find during a forest walk. A product consumed by a person in food after heat treatment. Stock Photo

RF2PYBRTB–Mushroom with a red hat. A fresh, large russula or boletus found in the forest by a mushroom picker. A good find during a forest walk. A product consumed by a person in food after heat treatment.

Two mushrooms (Russula) close up view, macro photo. Stock Photo

RF2RTPJ37–Two mushrooms (Russula) close up view, macro photo.

Poisonous Russula emetica or Sickener mushroom and delicious, edible Cantharellus cibarius or Chanterelle mushroom, sharing the same habitat, surroun Stock Photo

RFM75TY8–Poisonous Russula emetica or Sickener mushroom and delicious, edible Cantharellus cibarius or Chanterelle mushroom, sharing the same habitat, surroun

Defocus group of red russula mushrooms among dry grass, leaves and needles. Edible mushroom growing in the green forest. Boletus hiding in ground. Top Stock Photo

RF2GN1BTG–Defocus group of red russula mushrooms among dry grass, leaves and needles. Edible mushroom growing in the green forest. Boletus hiding in ground. Top

Two nice specimen of Russula aurea or Gilded Brittlegill mushrooms in natural habitat, lowland oak forest, close up view Stock Photo

RFRC2661–Two nice specimen of Russula aurea or Gilded Brittlegill mushrooms in natural habitat, lowland oak forest, close up view

edible white mushroom with orange cap on bright green mossy forest floor. Stock Photo

RFWBC85A–edible white mushroom with orange cap on bright green mossy forest floor.

Mushroom with orange cap in the finnish forest. Russula emetica Stock Photo

RFKFC62H–Mushroom with orange cap in the finnish forest. Russula emetica

RFWBC84W–edible white mushroom with orange cap on bright green mossy forest floor.

A little orange Russula pallidospora hidding under the leaves in the woods at the end of spring Stock Photo

RFG3TT9X–A little orange Russula pallidospora hidding under the leaves in the woods at the end of spring

RF2E3H81E–Russula decolorans, copper brittlegill, wild edible mushroom from Finland

The Sickener Russula emetica (Russulaceae) Bodenham Herefordshire UK September 2018 Stock Photo

RMPP4GMY–The Sickener Russula emetica (Russulaceae) Bodenham Herefordshire UK September 2018

RMEBK8M3–Copper brittlegill, Red-capped Russula (Russula decolorans), on forestground with pine needles, Denmark, Jylland

Russula decolorans, known as copper brittlegill, wild edible mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2A70XWD–Russula decolorans, known as copper brittlegill, wild edible mushroom from Finland

russula mushrooms in the woods, in the moss Stock Photo

RFHAJM00–russula mushrooms in the woods, in the moss

russula mushroom and fall leaves in moss closeup selective focus Stock Photo

RFK7313W–russula mushroom and fall leaves in moss closeup selective focus

RF2GY2EDW–Lobster Mushroom, Hypomyces lactifluorum, at Staircase in Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA

Russula emetica / Sickener & Peziza aurantia [Aleuria aurantia / Orange Peel Fungus] in Mordecai Cooke's 'Plain & Easy Account of British Fungi' 1876. Stock Photo

RM2G9GHE9–Russula emetica / Sickener & Peziza aurantia [Aleuria aurantia / Orange Peel Fungus] in Mordecai Cooke's 'Plain & Easy Account of British Fungi' 1876.

RFR0354R–Russula mushroom grow up in the forest

Mushroom russula with orange cap under a spruce tree (Russula paludosa) Stock Photo

RFKW1G29–Mushroom russula with orange cap under a spruce tree (Russula paludosa)

Orange-red grey-stalked russula, Fungi, Copper Brittlegill (Russula decolorans) fruiting bodies, growing in pine woodland, Inverness-shire, Scotland Stock Photo

RM2R07RKH–Orange-red grey-stalked russula, Fungi, Copper Brittlegill (Russula decolorans) fruiting bodies, growing in pine woodland, Inverness-shire, Scotland

red russula mushroom at autumn time Stock Photo

RFPGGR7H–red russula mushroom at autumn time

Russula ochroleuca mushroom isolated on white Stock Photo

RFP9BYBW–Russula ochroleuca mushroom isolated on white

Defocus red russula mushroom among dry grass, leaves and needles. Edible mushroom growing in the green forest. Boletus hiding in ground. Side view Stock Photo

RF2GN9TTC–Defocus red russula mushroom among dry grass, leaves and needles. Edible mushroom growing in the green forest. Boletus hiding in ground. Side view

Two nice specimen of delicious wild Russula aurea or Gilded Brittlegill mushrooms in natural habitat, lowland oak forest, one with stem and gills, an Stock Photo

RFRC2663–Two nice specimen of delicious wild Russula aurea or Gilded Brittlegill mushrooms in natural habitat, lowland oak forest, one with stem and gills, an

RFPGGTDJ–red russula mushroom at autumn time

A full basket of russula on a sunny meadow Stock Photo

RMRBKA14–A full basket of russula on a sunny meadow

RFKPEWFG–Orange mushrooms on a stub

Close up of a primrose brittlegill Russula sardonia mushroom between moss and autumn leaves on the forest floor Stock Photo

RF2GKAD3H–Close up of a primrose brittlegill Russula sardonia mushroom between moss and autumn leaves on the forest floor

Mushroom season has started. Red russula growing in the forest hidden in green leaves Stock Photo

RFPTJTEX–Mushroom season has started. Red russula growing in the forest hidden in green leaves

RMPP4GN0–The Sickener Russula emetica (Russulaceae) Bodenham Herefordshire UK September 2018

Copper brittlegill, Red-capped Russula (Russula decolorans), braking through the forestground with pine needles, Denmark, Jylland Stock Photo

RMEBK8KY–Copper brittlegill, Red-capped Russula (Russula decolorans), braking through the forestground with pine needles, Denmark, Jylland

RF2BER4WB–Russula decolorans, known as copper brittlegill, wild edible mushroom from Finland

Mushroom yellow white Russula ochroleuca with sunlight through the hat and lamellae in a forest in the Netherlands Stock Photo

RF2E1D03H–Mushroom yellow white Russula ochroleuca with sunlight through the hat and lamellae in a forest in the Netherlands

RFK7313Y–russula mushroom and fall leaves in moss closeup selective focus

RF2GY2HTA–Lobster Mushroom, Hypomyces lactifluorum, at Staircase in Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA

multicolored russula mushrooms in mossy background closeup selective focus Stock Photo

RFK4W5NX–multicolored russula mushrooms in mossy background closeup selective focus

A russula mushroom growing in a moss in a pinery Stock Photo

RFPJ4EC8–A russula mushroom growing in a moss in a pinery

Lobster mushrooms are meaty mushrooms and can be cooked in many ways. Beautiful orange-yellow color. Organic, foraged from the forests of NJ, USA Stock Photo

RM2K4G1K0–Lobster mushrooms are meaty mushrooms and can be cooked in many ways. Beautiful orange-yellow color. Organic, foraged from the forests of NJ, USA

Russula mushrooms on an old stump Stock Photo

RFF1ANYX–Russula mushrooms on an old stump

Edible mushroom in the forest on a sunny day. Russula sanguinaria. Stock Photo

RF2A651P1–Edible mushroom in the forest on a sunny day. Russula sanguinaria.

RFP9BYA4–Russula ochroleuca mushroom isolated on white

Defocus two red russula mushroom among dry grass, leaves and needles. Edible mushroom growing in the green forest. Boletus hiding in ground. Top view Stock Photo

RF2GN1BJ8–Defocus two red russula mushroom among dry grass, leaves and needles. Edible mushroom growing in the green forest. Boletus hiding in ground. Top view

RFRC2665–Two nice specimen of delicious wild Russula aurea or Gilded Brittlegill mushrooms in natural habitat, lowland oak forest, one with stem and gills, an

Russula Mushrooms on the wooden background Stock Photo

RF2BGNK1P–Russula Mushrooms on the wooden background

russula and bilberry bushes in the forest Stock Photo

RFF19YGE–russula and bilberry bushes in the forest

RFKPEWFC–Orange mushrooms on a stub

Forest mushroom russula close-up blurred dark background. Stock Photo

RFTWRCE1–Forest mushroom russula close-up blurred dark background.

A beautiful edible russula with a red hat and white leg growing in the forest among the grass and spruce needles. . For your design Stock Photo

RFP8D4KC–A beautiful edible russula with a red hat and white leg growing in the forest among the grass and spruce needles. . For your design

RMPRA775–The Sickener Russula emetica (Russulaceae) Bodenham Herefordshire UK September 2018

Two land slugs eating white mushroom russula, very common an edible mushroom growing out of a layer of moss and grass, close up photo Stock Photo

RF2CDTB4K–Two land slugs eating white mushroom russula, very common an edible mushroom growing out of a layer of moss and grass, close up photo

dark mushrooms on green moss with a wet hat. Stock Photo

RFHDJTJ1–dark mushrooms on green moss with a wet hat.

Orange capped, white stemmed mushroom (Russula paludosa? nobilis?) growing through the pine needle and twigs of a Quebec forest, Val-des-Monts. Stock Photo

RM2CT3JXP–Orange capped, white stemmed mushroom (Russula paludosa? nobilis?) growing through the pine needle and twigs of a Quebec forest, Val-des-Monts.

RFHAHC18–russula mushrooms in the woods, in the moss

RF2GY2HMY–Lobster Mushroom, Hypomyces lactifluorum, at Staircase in Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA

Russula Aurea / Gilded Brittlegill growing on floor of silver birch woodland, Bole Hill Quarry, UK Stock Photo

RFKG37EY–Russula Aurea / Gilded Brittlegill growing on floor of silver birch woodland, Bole Hill Quarry, UK

RFPJ4ECK–A russula mushroom growing in a moss in a pinery

RM2K4G1JT–Lobster mushrooms are meaty mushrooms and can be cooked in many ways. Beautiful orange-yellow color. Organic, foraged from the forests of NJ, USA

Russula mushroom on an old stump Stock Photo

RFF1ANYW–Russula mushroom on an old stump

Lobster Mushroom, Hypomyces lactifluorum, growing on and in a host mushroom, perhaps Russula brevipes,in Federation Forest State Park near Mount Raini Stock Photo

RFWN3FX3–Lobster Mushroom, Hypomyces lactifluorum, growing on and in a host mushroom, perhaps Russula brevipes,in Federation Forest State Park near Mount Raini

Russula ochroleuca mushroom isolated on white background Stock Photo

RFP89WX5–Russula ochroleuca mushroom isolated on white background

Defocus yellow russula mushroom among dry grass, leaves and needles. Edible mushroom growing in the green forest. Boletus hiding in ground. Side view. Stock Photo

RF2GM8024–Defocus yellow russula mushroom among dry grass, leaves and needles. Edible mushroom growing in the green forest. Boletus hiding in ground. Side view.

Colorful mushroom of Russula in the forest in the Moscow region, Russia. Natural source of protein. The traditional ingredient of Russian cuisine. Stock Photo

RFW4GBDH–Colorful mushroom of Russula in the forest in the Moscow region, Russia. Natural source of protein. The traditional ingredient of Russian cuisine.

Large red Emetic Russula poisonous mushroom found in forest Stock Photo

RF2CA6W5R–Large red Emetic Russula poisonous mushroom found in forest

Close-up Russula Mushrooms in a Pine Forest Plantation in Tokai Forest Cape Town Stock Photo

RF2ACMM3N–Close-up Russula Mushrooms in a Pine Forest Plantation in Tokai Forest Cape Town

RFKPEWFA–Orange mushrooms on a stub

Formerly Russula mairei (Singer), and commonly known as the beechwood sickener in the Netherlands Stock Photo

RF2DEC8NT–Formerly Russula mairei (Singer), and commonly known as the beechwood sickener in the Netherlands

Russula decolorans mushroom is edible wild fungus. Orange mushroom, natural environment background Stock Photo

RFR3XNGR–Russula decolorans mushroom is edible wild fungus. Orange mushroom, natural environment background

Lobster mushroom (Hypomyces lactifluorum) under the microscope, transmitted light micrograph, horizontal filed of view is about 1.2mm Stock Photo

RM2D4K9T6–Lobster mushroom (Hypomyces lactifluorum) under the microscope, transmitted light micrograph, horizontal filed of view is about 1.2mm

BEautiful light rose colored mushroom russula was damaged by lan slugs or wild animal. This edible mushroom growing out of a layer of moss and grass, Stock Photo

RF2CDTB3K–BEautiful light rose colored mushroom russula was damaged by lan slugs or wild animal. This edible mushroom growing out of a layer of moss and grass,

RFHA34M1–dark mushrooms on green moss with a wet hat.

Cantharellus cibarius, commonly known as the chanterelle, golden chanterelle or girolle, is a fungus. Stock Photo

RMDDH9GD–Cantharellus cibarius, commonly known as the chanterelle, golden chanterelle or girolle, is a fungus.

Emetic mushroom, Russula emetica 1, and orange cups, Peziza aurantia 2. Chromolithograph of an illustration by Mordecai Cubitt Cooke from 'A Plain and Easy Account of British Fungi,' Robert Hardwicke, London 1862. Cooke (1825-1914) was an English botanist and mycologist who worked at the India Museum and the Royal Botanic Garden at Kew. Stock Photo

RM2A7NPA6–Emetic mushroom, Russula emetica 1, and orange cups, Peziza aurantia 2. Chromolithograph of an illustration by Mordecai Cubitt Cooke from 'A Plain and Easy Account of British Fungi,' Robert Hardwicke, London 1862. Cooke (1825-1914) was an English botanist and mycologist who worked at the India Museum and the Royal Botanic Garden at Kew.

A variety of fly agaric. Not russula. False russula. Russula has no skirt. Stock Photo

RF2B4TJY5–A variety of fly agaric. Not russula. False russula. Russula has no skirt.

Asterophora mushroom on another mushroom Stock Photo

RF2RKKYT4–Asterophora mushroom on another mushroom

Mushrooms Russula pulchra. Hand painted watercolor illustration of wild mushrooms in natural context, against off-white background. Stock Photo

RFHR5PA9–Mushrooms Russula pulchra. Hand painted watercolor illustration of wild mushrooms in natural context, against off-white background.

RMRBKA6D–Mushrooms in a basket

Hypomyces lactifluorum, white Lobster Mushroom, growing in a coniferous forest, up on Eagle View, in northwestern Sanders County, Montana. Hypomyces Stock Photo

RF2AN4EYX–Hypomyces lactifluorum, white Lobster Mushroom, growing in a coniferous forest, up on Eagle View, in northwestern Sanders County, Montana. Hypomyces

Close-up a of mushrooms in the natural environment Forest mushroom. Stock Photo

RF2B1CCJ4–Close-up a of mushrooms in the natural environment Forest mushroom.

Vintage poster with autumn plants and fungus. Stock Photo

RF2F03F0D–Vintage poster with autumn plants and fungus.

Defocus russula poisonous mushroom, milkcap, among dry grass, leaves and needles. Fungus mushroom growing in the green forest on moss. Boletus hiding Stock Photo

RF2GN9T6X–Defocus russula poisonous mushroom, milkcap, among dry grass, leaves and needles. Fungus mushroom growing in the green forest on moss. Boletus hiding

RFW4GBGM–Colorful mushroom of Russula in the forest in the Moscow region, Russia. Natural source of protein. The traditional ingredient of Russian cuisine.

Picture taken on October 21st 2018 in The Netherlands Country. During the Autumn season, the landscape in The Netherlands is flooded with green, ochre, golden and reddish colours. It’s the perfect season to take pictures of nature and enjoy the marvelous sights. The Netherlands has many wooded areas with hiking trails that are easy to follow. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto) Stock Photo

RM2KB2AG6–Picture taken on October 21st 2018 in The Netherlands Country. During the Autumn season, the landscape in The Netherlands is flooded with green, ochre, golden and reddish colours. It’s the perfect season to take pictures of nature and enjoy the marvelous sights. The Netherlands has many wooded areas with hiking trails that are easy to follow. (Photo by Romy Arroyo Fernandez/NurPhoto)

Edible forest mushroom. Beautiful, large, smooth boletus. Find in the forest. Good luck mushroomer. Mushroom with a red foot and pink-beige top. Product consumed by humans after heat treatment. Stock Photo

RF2PYBRTA–Edible forest mushroom. Beautiful, large, smooth boletus. Find in the forest. Good luck mushroomer. Mushroom with a red foot and pink-beige top. Product consumed by humans after heat treatment.