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  • Found these growing at the allotment today.


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  • Saw these growing out of a leaf pile on the way to work this morning (Yellow Fieldcaps)

  • I put wood chip in my garden last year and now. MORELS!


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  • Wowzer! Nice work

  • Morels on toast for breakfast. Delicious, I just sauteed them with shallots/garlic/vegan cream and a dash of Henderson's relish.

    10/10


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  • Looks delicious.

    So random woodchips? Or did you inoculate them with Morel spores?

  • I've had wood chip morels before, you get them a lot in council wood chip

  • Random bags of wood chip I bought last year to cover the borders. Got lucky.

  • On a bark on Barra, Outer Hebridies


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  • Went out for a forage on sat, looking for parasols and field mushrooms. Seems it’s a bit early as last year they were still fruiting in October time.

    Did come across some shaggy ink caps but they’d already sludged and a couple of others I’m not too sure about.

    First up I think might be a yellow cracked Bolete? Pretty fly blown and soggy but under an oak growing in grassland. Didn’t bruise when torn but saw some red patches where the slugs/maggots had had a go.

    Next up is some member of the parasol family, any ideas?


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  • Saw loads out today and stumbled across two old boys who had a carrier bag full of field mushrooms.

    There were probably hundreds of the Fairy Rings in one field

  • Hedgehog mushroom season is here!!


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  • I went back again a week later and picked another kg of hedgehogs, picked the biggest one I've ever seen. This time I pickled them, they'll be ace in December.


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  • Common Earthball (Scleroderma citrinum) in the New Forest this weekend. Looks good but don't eat them!


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  • Two recent spot. Earthstars growing in my garden. Chicken of the Woods on a local tree.


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  • Not sure what those remind me of more, either the pods from Alien or the plant from Little Shop of Horrors.

  • Proper creepy. They can move as well..

  • They WHAT!? I have just remembered I have an urgent meeting above the snowline in Nepal.

  • Earthstars


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  • Just when I thought it was safe to come out from behind the sofa!

  • I hid the fb post & deleted my screenshot after posting this. Sorry. He recently posted a close up of bolette gills that was fully Trypophobia launching.

  • P.s. So glad the browser jumps to bottom of page too.

  • Just noticed that my lawn is full of glistening ink caps, for the first time. I have seen a few in past years around an old rotting tree stump but I guess the mycelium has suddenly spread out.

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Mushroom foraging

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