Cortinarius tabularis

A species of Cortinar.

Cortinarius tabularis stands out with its reddish-brown cap and a notably tall, thin stipe. This species commonly appears in forested environments during colder periods, establishing a symbiotic relationship with coniferous trees from which it draws sustenance. A distinctive trait is its cap, which feels tacky to the touch when damp, and younger specimens often exhibit delicate, web-like veil remnants encircling the upper part of the stem.