Beautiful!!! What is the third pic of?View attachment 44151 View attachment 44152 View attachment 44153 View attachment 44154
Spent 3 hours last evening in Olmsted County: 12 pounds chanterelles and a few lobsters to boot. I also harvested sone ramp bulbs, the latest I've ever done so. The bulbs were a tad less flavorful than spring ramps but tasty nonetheless.
In the east metro at least, I I’ve had pretty slim luck. There’s been one spot producing some chants, but not as many as usual and everywhere else I try has zero sign of any mushroom, edible or not. Feels a lot like last year did.Not seeing a lot of post's. I hope im not the only one finding the luck!
Yes, an interesting display!!I believe the third pic is Fuzzy Foot, the xeromphalina genus. Not edible in the least but pretty cool looking.
I always just call them Red Devil Russula....I know there are some like the shrimp. But I avoid them all, not worth it and I'm a novis even after doing this 15 years.What's the consensus on red russula? Some books, and posts say NO, others say YES. I t took a small bite out of one and spit it out. Quite spicy. Nothing else. Thoughts?
What did you find them aroundWell my spot seems to very “loud” with the sounds of trumpets this year. View attachment 44236
It’s a wetland area I have by my house. It’s dry this year so I’m lucky. Lots of ferns also. Not the normal mossy ground like I find them other places. I’ll try and get out again this week and take more of a picture showing surrounding and the like.What did you find them around
Would love to see some picsIt’s a wetland area I have by my house. It’s dry this year so I’m lucky. Lots of ferns also. Not the normal mossy ground like I find them other places. I’ll try and get out again this week and take more of a picture showing surrounding and the like.
Not arguing about it, but i have seen chicken of the woods very cream color.Color is all wrong for a chicken of the woods. Hard for me to tell if it's a polypore or toothed fungus. I think it could be northern tooth. Went back and re-read your post. If the underside is like hedgehog, then it is a toothed fungus, and I'm confident that it is northern tooth. Not poisonous, but considered inedible due to bitter flavor and tough texture.