from what I found out here at MO (for ex., Observation 82305), aeruginosa is rather cup-shaped while aeruginascens is rather ear-shaped. aeruginosa also tends to fade to whitish with age (aeruginascens stays aeruginous)

Neat blue fungi!

and there are darn many ticks!

The chanterelles have passed away (they were everywhere, including places where they were never seen before), now there are some Suillus. The forests where I usually go for mushrooms have mostly birch so there are no suilli there (there is some larch however, but for the last few years I haven’t found more than 1-5 Suillus grevillei, my favorites, under it). The birch forests are full of Tylopilus felleus.

doncha just love when this fungus makes fruit bodies? ;)

looks like mushroom season in Russia right now. enjoy!