Another Day in the Woods

SilvrHairDevil · 10-08-09, 16:26

Spent most of yesterday out collecting.

Oysters, chantrelles, lobsters, a few different boletes - mirabilis and a couple of scaber stalks, maybe Aspen Scaber Stalk - Leccinum insigne. Plus one I haven't IDed yet with the red stalk.

I saw a bolete being parasitized by Bolete Mold - Hypomyces chrysospermus or Hypomyces microspermus. Not sure which.

And a lucky find - a Chaga AKA clinker polypore, Inonotus obliquus or kabanoanatake. It seems only one out of 15,000 birch trees grows this fungus.

I'll be busy processing mushrooms all day today.

I just realized I left out some pics... here they are.

weeeeeee · 10-08-09, 16:38

wowwwww thats awesome i wish i was having your luck i have been out quite a bit lately but have only come up with a few chicken of the forest and oysterss oh and forgot tonnnnnssss of boletes and amanitas

nice finds as always though keep up the sweet posts

mycowarrier · 10-08-09, 17:32

That is a nice haul of mushies

Such a nice variety of eatables up there in the BC area. My eatables are coming from the grocery store lately

Teonanacatl*38 · 10-08-09, 17:39

Shit man

Id love to get in on some of that chaga action.
I find lots of oysters around here, and the pear shaped puffballs are just coming up. I wish I could find more Chicken mushrooms...mind-blowingly delicious. Ill prob pick the local reishis in a couple days.
If I could find a chaga...id be in 7th heaven.
Awesome pics man

Keep 'em comin'

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10-08-09, 16:26	#1 (permalink)
SilvrHairDevil Aficionado Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 551	Another Day in the Woods Spent most of yesterday out collecting. Oysters, chantrelles, lobsters, a few different boletes - mirabilis and a couple of scaber stalks, maybe Aspen Scaber Stalk - Leccinum insigne. Plus one I haven't IDed yet with the red stalk. I saw a bolete being parasitized by Bolete Mold - Hypomyces chrysospermus or Hypomyces microspermus. Not sure which. And a lucky find - a Chaga AKA clinker polypore, Inonotus obliquus or kabanoanatake. It seems only one out of 15,000 birch trees grows this fungus. I'll be busy processing mushrooms all day today. I just realized I left out some pics... here they are. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Fettuccini, linguini, martini, bikini - Vince

10-08-09, 16:38	#2 (permalink)
weeeeeee humanoid Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1,851	wowwwww thats awesome i wish i was having your luck i have been out quite a bit lately but have only come up with a few chicken of the forest and oysterss oh and forgot tonnnnnssss of boletes and amanitas nice finds as always though keep up the sweet posts __________________ -p.l.u.r

10-08-09, 17:32	#3 (permalink)
mycowarrier VIP Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 950	That is a nice haul of mushies Such a nice variety of eatables up there in the BC area. My eatables are coming from the grocery store lately __________________ Everybody is entitled to my opinion

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10-08-09, 17:39	#4 (permalink)
Teonanacatl*38 The Seeker Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 284	Shit man Id love to get in on some of that chaga action. I find lots of oysters around here, and the pear shaped puffballs are just coming up. I wish I could find more Chicken mushrooms...mind-blowingly delicious. Ill prob pick the local reishis in a couple days. If I could find a chaga...id be in 7th heaven. Awesome pics man Keep 'em comin'