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I'd say you have two possibilities: 1) Bondarzewii berkleyii 2) Meripilus sumstemii My spelling isn't good, but that should get you there in the guide book. ...
This sort of response is the danger of trying to "ID" mushrooms remotely and why we disallow requests for identification or claims of identification! "Have it...
Just a handful of lobsters, only two fresh, the rest at least a week old. Judging from the weather records, it rained Tuesday an inch and a half in the area,...
Off 28 near the GA border located over 7 lbs of chicken on 2 oaks. One dead standing and the other a fallen dead. Pics attached. The standing had a 3rd above...
Thanks Steve! It looked "off" to me and WAY too bright in color but... a girl can dream, right? Stayin' away from that one for sure! ... From: STEPHEN PEEK To:...
I spent much of yesterday in a rarely visited area of Pisgah, and I saw quite a bit of funal activity. Most of it was undesirable, but I did see my first tuft...
It's been a bit dry, but I suspect the fungal forecast is quickly changing. We've already had 18 hours or so of a soft gentle rain. Lots of thing will pop by...
I have to think these were fine to eat before introduction of some secondary agent else the locals would have figured it out a long time ago to not eat these....
Well, I can think of two possibilities other than a secondary agent: 1) The poison is cumulative, the body is unable to exude the toxin and therefore it builds...
This reminds me of a report* of poisonings in Japan in 2004 after an abundant and widespread fruiting of Pleurocybella porrigens (Angel Wings). 2-3 weeks...
Saw a couple meadow mushrooms in Weaverville on Tuesday No lobsters in Bent Creek earlier this week or in Candler on Wednesday. Nothing in the UNCA woods...
I have found what I believe to be Lactarius indigo fruiting today in N. Florida. Two photos are posted in my album labeled N. Florida Mushrooms. These are...
Just found a perfect specimen of Laetiporus sulphureus.....yum. Walking out to feed the chickens, I saw something orange out in the woods, and voila, an ...
I would tend to agree with your identification. I just can't believe it's a favorite edible. You must be into that "green eggs and ham" thing. Steve...
Hello Steve, You are correct. As it turned out I had wild hog for dinner tonight! The L. indigo turns green when cooked. I would have eaten the mushrooms...
I went out to Cherokee yesterday because they've been getting, as far as I can tell, the most rain in the area, and found a couple dozen leatherbacks, a couple...
Went out into my BIG backyard and found 20# of L.corrugis, a few shaggy stalk boletes some two color boletes and a few chanterells, C.cibarius, C.cinnabarinus....
Thank you. I believe this to be Lactarius indigo. Has anyone seen the miniature variety? I have not. It's listed as Lactarius indigo var. diminutiva in...
Hello folks! Found some chicken between Rosman and Toxaway yesterday. I have come up with a recipie you might want to try.... Saute the thin outer edges in...
Reading the reports and looking at beautiful pictures, the lactarius indigo was awesome!!We do not often see blue-so the image is an attention getter!I must...
Sounds great! What time is supper? Joe In a message dated 7/20/2010 6:40:20 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, lesliesamuelsworks@... writes: [_Attachment(s)_...
Here is a response to the inquiry below. I take the tougher parts of mushrooms, and as long as they can be reasonably cut with a knife and not an ax, I grind...