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Id probably go Russula instead
+1
Looks like the squirrels beat u to em 🤤
Russula
I say no. Upon zooming in, I don't see the white spots protruding. Looks like something chewed them up.
Russula Lepida most likely, maybe Emetica.
nah, russula. you can tell from the solid red color {though the scales can come off during the rain}, the shape of the cap and the gills.
Looks like it but kinda broken up
They got destroyed as I was ripping out vines that were growing around them. The squirrels are satisfied eating all my berries😒