#fungusfriday

Kiss the Fungus Today is fungus Friday; scroll down and enjoy some red caps, I found fruiting in Stanley Park. Enjoy the color and something beautiful danger found in nature. You can leave it there and

Man, I am so happy to have a reliable source of oyster mushrooms right in my back yard! My oyster tree fell over earlier this year, but that hasn't stopped it from producing. This particular tree is colonized

I went out with the intentions of making a video about chickweed, but I got a little bit distracted by ANOTHER cluster of oyster mushrooms growing on my oyster tree. Now, these are the kinds of distractions

Recently, I've been learning how to positively identify wild edibles. I'm taking my time and being careful to make sure that I KNOW that I know what things are before I even think about tasting them. I'm

If you've been following my attempts to cultivate wild oyster mushrooms, then you'll definitely want to check this one out. I'm actually making some progress!! I've have several clusters of Pleurotus ostreatus

Galerina margenataImage is my own On a recent stroll through the forest, I took a some pictures of a few different types of fungi that I wanted to identify and research. Of all the photos, I think the

I got off work about an hour early, today, so I decided to head to the park and take a walk through the woods. Even in the middle of winter, there is still cool stuff to discover. I found several different

Such a cute guy! Image take with my cellphone. On a short adventure to Hobbs State Park and Conservation Area just outside of Bentonville, Arkansas, we had the chance to see the cutest little guy along

This freday entry to #FungiFriday hosted by @ewkaw They were growing on the far side of the path in under the moss so I was lucky to see them. Thank you for visiting my blog and have a good Friday ✌️

I think this is a colony of Panus lecomtei growing on a burned out tree stump. #FungusFriday #SustainablyYours #share2steem sustainablyyourshomestead Posted from Instagram via Share2Steem

Sebacina schweinitzii (formerly Tremellodendron schweinitzii) - Jellied False Coral Fungus Don't let this little guy fool you. It is not a coral mushroom, and it is not considered edible. #FungusFriday

here is my contribution for this weeks #fungusfriday image created with the sony a7II camera + helios 44-2 58mm lens

More important than knowing which mushrooms are edible is knowing which ones are poisonous. This is a mushroom called Galerina Marginata. Here is a link to the identification info. These grow on very rotten