Glassman
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I think that chicken was in Minnesota. I almost always get my Chants in June, here in East TN.
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Foraging! Berries, Fruit, Mushrooms and other wild edibles.
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Turns out, I think that last mushroom I posted was a hen. I went back and some sort of white mold had over taken it. Lame. Anyways, I've got another for you to ID for me @Glassman
I think they're honey, but honey's have a ton of look a likes so I'd like your thoughts.
The fact that the flesh bruised yellow makes me think they're the real deal. I found them by running them over with my lawn mower.
I think they're honey, but honey's have a ton of look a likes so I'd like your thoughts.
The fact that the flesh bruised yellow makes me think they're the real deal. I found them by running them over with my lawn mower.
Glassman
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Definitely looks like it, but I'd take spore prints and check an ID key to be sure.
Aaaand, that flush may be a bit past prime..
I haven't ever bothered with honeys cause they do have so many lookalikes, so many people have unpleasant reactions to them, and they can make you really sick if under cooked.
Ok. I've got another one got you @Glassman
Where I was 90% sure I had honeys yesterday, I have no idea what this is. The cap reminded me of a pretzel bun in texture and color. Flesh stains purple when cut. No veil. No idea.
Best guess from my national Audubon society field guide is purple gilled laccaria. But that's just a guess. Any idea?
Where I was 90% sure I had honeys yesterday, I have no idea what this is. The cap reminded me of a pretzel bun in texture and color. Flesh stains purple when cut. No veil. No idea.
Best guess from my national Audubon society field guide is purple gilled laccaria. But that's just a guess. Any idea?
Glassman
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Oh wow. That's cool. Not familiar with laccaria. But theres been a lot of nemenclature changes the last few decades.
Almost looked like King stratopheria from above, but those are usually cultivated.
You want me to throw it up on mushroom id page and see what they say?
Glassman
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Nibbles usually don't hurt, it's swallowing that can mess you over...
Seems to bear some simularity to this cortinarius.. So I'd be hesitant till sure.
https://www.first-nature.com/fungi/cortinarius-purpurascens.php
Glassman
Glass Gars Guns Garden
More likely cortinarius sp. Would not eat without certain id.
Having trouble i.d. ing these elderberries? They're either berries. Toxic dogwood if uncooked for poisonous hemlock. Any clue? I have a mess of them but won't eat till a good i.d. is made ugh
Glassman
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Definitely not elderberry, or the other. That's not a compound leaf.Having trouble i.d. ing these elderberries? They're either berries. Toxic dogwood if uncooked for poisonous hemlock. Any clue? I have a mess of them but won't eat till a good i.d. is made ugh
At a glance, that looks more like a wild grape....
ID is really tricky early on, but once you start working through some keys you really start noticing the differentiations.
I agree on the wild grapes. I have lots of those on the fence row at my farm.Having trouble i.d. ing these elderberries? They're either berries. Toxic dogwood if uncooked for poisonous hemlock. Any clue? I have a mess of them but won't eat till a good i.d. is made ugh
I went back and looked and indeed I believe they are wild grapes. The vines were entwined in the tree that was fooling me.
Glassman
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It's a really nice harvest of wild grapes.
Next summer I'll get some good pics of elderberry for you. The foliage is most often confused with sumac, but the bloom clusters and fruits are fairly easily distinguished by their appearance and timing.