Some of the fungi we encountered at the higher elevations of Sierra Nevada last weekend: Aug 26/27, 2006. http://pontix.com/mushrooms/20060826%20SN/index.htm ...
Wow! Pretty cool..Nada, nothing, zip by me yet.... A few scattered lawn mushrooms but I haven't been to the higher elevations in a couple of weeks.... Maybe...
Hi Dimitar, Your Boletus sp. might just be a mature B. barrowsii. The ones we used to find in the Santa Barbara mountains seemed to develop a more tan-like cap...
Hi, that's an interesting observation. I haven't thought about it, but just looking on the Internet, I see references to bloom on B. edulis. D. ... From:...
There was a flurry of stories about Sudden Oak Death over the weekend on results of a four-year project by the Joint Genome Institute, which will appear in the...
Here's a link to a fun, well-written story from the Baltimore Sun about the hunt for new fungi, in this case rusts. The story features Dr. M. Catherine Aime: ...
I just got my truck back from the shop and after a nice chunk of money it seems to be running right again. I figured Saturday would be a good time to take it...
I just returned from a trip to Chicago, where I spoke to the Illinois Mycological Association about California mushrooms, and collected for and participated in...
Debbie, By any chance did you bring back any of the "Omphalotus illudens" with you? I have seen dyers in the East use it with different results (much more...
Sorry Dorothy, I only collected a few caps, and then I parcelled them out to folks that wanted to experience the bioluminescence. Perhaps some of the Chicago...
On this day we took an old friend who was visiting us for the weekend, to one of our chanterelle spots at 4500ft., as he had never been out looking for...
In a hard-boiled town like Chicago, even the mushrooms can turn a triffle noir. At the Chicago Botanical Gardens, where the Illinois Mycological Association ...
"The flavor was pleasantly mild, compared to, say, the over-ripe, open the window, dear, stinky cheese flavor of a stinkhorn egg." I have never tried one...
You can find earthstars in a can at your local Thai grocery store. I believe there used to be one in Berkeley on University Avenue. Last Christmas I was in...
It has been a pretty poor mushroom year in almost all areas so far, but today we actually found more than one species, although not very many of each. We took...
Hi Gang, The potential Pt. Reyes foray for this weekend has been cancelled. Our field personnel are still tied up in the field, and will not be able to lead a...
BAMS member John Brown and I went to Point Reyes National Seashore and walked the Mt. Wittenberg trail. Even though the BAMS Foray was cancelled, we had...
In the spirit of BAMS collegiality...and with a strong dose of serendipity, it turns out that the weekend of our BAMS foray is also the weekend that Dr. Dennis...
Don't you think it's fascinating that every time a mushroom enthusiast goes on a trip, for whatever reason, they always seem to find mushrooms? (See the Photos...
I'm in Indiana. We have a good flush up right now of a mix of the cooler and warmer weather species. Today I found Amanita muscaria formosa, canescens,...
That's the Dogg Doo Fungus on an LBM. That's all I know. nvthis769 wrote: Cool Hugh, way cool. Good story. So, what's with the mushroom with all the silver...
Ahhhh..... OK, I get it now. Trippy. Well, too bad it is still so dry here but.... If the mushrooms won't come to you, go to the mushrooms. Good stuff. Thanks...
Mark, If you haven't found the following http://eticomm.net/~ret/amanita/mainaman.html You may find it of interest. You can get some of your names updated ...
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A partial list of the specimens encountered during a trip to the Colorado Rockies in early September. ...
Very interesting and evidence of a lot of microscopic work. Good pix, too. Did you see anything in Amanita? Rod Tulloss ... From:...
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Hi Rod, If you want to see both dried (from the Denver Herbarium, the only place that I saw your Amanita prairiicola) and fresh amanitas from a bit earlier in ...
Hello Rod, so glad that you're at this forum . I was looking, but I did not see any Amanita's where I walked in Colorado. This was very strange. I think Debbie...
I am also curious about this yellow amanita. We are currently calling it Amanita gemmata var. exannulata, but I am not comfortable with its current species ...
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