Elderberries are a pretty good plant for beginning foragers. They are so noticeable with their white flowers in the early summer. For folks that notice, they can harvest a lot of elderberries in a short

Another great foraging post from @galberto! Anyone living in a similar climate can learn a lot from this post. Happy foraging! Resteemed by @foraging-trail. By following @foraging-trail, you will see resteemed

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Nice foraging! And it's nice to see a photo of a shaggy mane just emerging from the soil. It's good you looked around the first one you saw. These mushrooms often grow in groups, just like you found them.

It's nice to find a fan of Jerusalem artichokes! Jerusalem artichokes are definitely worth foraging! And once you find a patch, it will be there every year! It's unlikely that anyone could get every tiny

Making a wreath from natural materials is a such a great foraging project! There's so much room for creativity and using what materials are right around anyone -- from grapevines, to evergreen boughs,

That's a sustainable harvest. It doesn't get much more direct from forest to table than that! Enjoy all your venison!

That's some foraging of the wild game of South Dakota! It looks like your hunt went well! Enjoy your pheasant dinners!

Those are some good Wood Ears there! Auricularia auricula-judae. If you don't like its texture, you can dehydrate it and grind it up for adding to soup! :D

Chestnuts are so delicious -- real food, for sure! It's nice to see so many ways of using them with other wild plants, too! Happy foraging!

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Thanks for the directions on how to make that liquor from the myrtle berries! :D

Those mushrooms will make for some great eating! I'm glad there are people that appreciate and know their wild mushrooms! :D

That's a nice bunch of Shaggy Mane mushrooms there! Great find!

Nice harvest!

You have a great mushroom foraging spot! Do you go to the same location every year? Happy foraging!

That's some good nut foraging! Enjoy your harvest all winter long!

Those are some pretty rosehips! They are worth foraging, for sure! Looking forward to seeing your compote, too! Happy foraging!