The beautiful little yellow Chantarelle (Cantharellus cibarius) ... is of a bright, deep yellow colour, with a smell like that of ripe apricots; the pileus becomes at first convex and afterwards funnel-shaped. ... The gills are thick and branched, and of the same colour as the pileus. The chantarelle is common in woods and occasionally in more open localities, although another species unworthy of commendation is generally found on heaths and commons.
