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This little community is here to teach about wild mushroom identification, with a focus on edible species. I'm making this a women's only group after experiencing lots of ridiculousness in other groups. Mushroom foraging tends to be a male-dominated world with lots of egotism, condescension, and general bad behavior. That crap ain't happening here!! If you've been curious but also a little scared, nervous, and possibly a bit overwhelmed, this place is for you! Beginners are very welcome and encouraged to join. There's no snobbery here, no guarding of foraging secrets, and most and best of all, no judgement. Come join us, ask the questions, learn from the experts, and gain confidence in your foraging skills. With a little dedication, you'll soon be out in the woods foraging for dinner like a pro!
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The Darling Hedgehog Mushroom
The Mushroomist Podcast -- https://themushroomistlife.podbean.com/e/the-darling-hedgehog-mushroom/
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The Darling Hedgehog Mushroom
Information Needed To Identify A Mushroom
If you're new to the world of mushroom identification, you may not know how complicated ID can be when there isn't enough information. A single photo rarely is enough to figure out the species. Mushrooms are regional. Some have gills; some don't. Many form relationships with specific trees, and the tree can indicate the species. Follow this guide for identification requests or we might not approve the post. Or, drive you mad by tediously asking for it again and again 😆. TY!
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Information Needed To Identify A Mushroom
Chicken of the Woods - One of the best!!
This is one of the most sought after wild edible mushrooms - Chicken of the Woods. It doesn't have any dangerous lookalikes, but it does sometimes get confused with other orange mushrooms. The key is to always look at the underside for pores (like a sponge), make sure it is growing on wood, and pay attention to tree species (hardwood or conifer).
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Chicken of the Woods - One of the best!!
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