One of the first mushrooms I ever found wile foraging!! Known as the Spotted cort🍄 It can be found in the Eastern US and loves rotting oak trees! #mushrooms#naturephotography
This is the first picture of a mushroom I ever took and evidently what started my foraging adventures!! Captured are the False Turkey Tail🍄 And they are known for growing in any season. I tend to find them growing off of dead and rotting logs!! #mushrooms#foraging
Introducing a mushroom that was discovered in the 15th century🍄 The Turkey Tail is still very abundant in many forests today and tends to grow throughout fall and winter!!
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The delicious Candy Cap mushroom🍄 This fungi grows during mid to late winter and tends to be near hardwoods such as oak or conifer!! #mushrooms#foraging
The start to a healthy Saffrondrop Bonnet🍄 I love finding these on hikes because they can pop out of anywhere! They especially like to grow on twigs and trees🌲 #foraging#mushrooms
A Rosy Russula peaking out from the forest floor🍄 This mushroom is known for its extremely brittle gills that tend to have a yellow hue to them!! #mushrooms#foraging
An incredible white Coral Fungus🍄 This mushroom looks like it should be at the bottom of the ocean but really it’s found on the forest floor!! It’s favorite spot being the conifer tree! #foraging
My first find of the Purple Gilled Laccaria🍄 This mushroom is abundant in the eastern US and loves to grow around trees and shrubs!! #foraging#mushrooms
Meet the Honey Fungus🍄 This beauty was found in NJ but it’s largest known patch is actually located in Oregon!! It’s mycelia network covers 2,400 acres and its over 2,000 years old🤯 #foraging#mushrooms
Can’t wait to get back to this in the fall🍂 I’m hoping to share more of the hobbies that go along with my foraging lifestyle!! This climb is known as The Buddha and was one of the first real boulders I’ve completed🏔
A picture from when I was camping in Yellowstone last summer🏔 This shot is from the Lower Geyser Basin and was one of the craziest things I’ve seen!! #yellowstone
This species of mushrooms known as the Funeral Bell🍄 is most common around the wood of conifers. Also it should not be eaten as it can lead to liver damage and vomiting⚠️
A couple tiny Common Laccaria foraged in the Adirondacks🍄 These mushrooms tend to change colors based on the conditions they are in but can be very abundant!!
The Tawny Grissette🍄 This beauty tends to grow around birch trees in the summer and Autumn🍂 They also grow to around 10-15cm tall!! #foraging#naturephotography