2019 Fungi / Wild Eats

[crappyice]

Chicken of the woods? I thought they were fall harvests??



And these???


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[PREDATE]

Yumm!
2 of my favorites. Yes that is a chicken and they grow anytime during the summer. Hens on the other hand are a fall fungi. Hens will fruit during September and October.
You also found bi-color boletes and they're delicious!

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[crappyice]

Yumm!
2 of my favorites. Yes that is a chicken and they grow anytime during the summer. Hens on the other hand are a fall fungi. Hens will fruit during September and October.
You also found bi-color boletes and they're delicious!

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Thank PredateA I can never find a bolete that has net been nibbled on


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[PREDATE]

Quick jaunt out back. Found these chickens and some fresh chanterelles. Going back this evening to harvest.

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[crappyice]

Chickens come home to roost



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[PREDATE]

Chickens come home to roost



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Those look prime. The ones I found were pretty well bugged out.

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[PREDATE]

Found some Hedgehogs, chanterelles and ash tree boletes.

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[crappyice]

Got anything worth harvesting here?






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[PREDATE]

Possibly very young tinder polypore

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[crappyice]

Possibly very young tinder polypore

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Booo!!


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[PREDATE]

Its a Birch Polypore(fomitopsis betulina~formerly piptoporus betulinus).

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[crappyice]

Took some of these home instead for a tempura batter bath and a swim in the fry oil today




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[GreenDrake]

Any idea what these may be? Picked in a mature pine plantation in the needle beds. 

[PREDATE]

Any idea what these may be? Picked in a mature pine plantation in the needle beds. 

Compare to Lactifluus deceptivus



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[Bolt action]

Need Little help on this one @PREDATE. Found lots of these growing along a trail this morning. Last year's chanterelles maybe? They had a thin ice crust this morning..