Why are there two structures of L-Glucose in the Fischer projection? We are told that L-Glucose is an enantiomer of D-Glucose, which would mean that they are mirror images of each other. But then we're also told that the L and D forms is determined by the spacial relationship to glyceraldehyde. 


Which of the structure is correct? Are they the same?
It looks to me like the left one is just wrong.
It looks like who made the image took D-glucose and just flipped the 5-OH.

The result? The molecule at left is not glucose, but L-Idose!