From NE Ohio, B. frostii, B. atkinsonii, B. variipes, B. chrysenteron, B.griseus, B. fraternus, B.subvelutipes, B. vermiculosoides, B. bicolor, Suillus...
Ditto, here at Knox lake and at the mini foray we had at Mt. Gilead. Found all you mentioned except one. Got caught in a downpour just as we finished up a...
Had a great time at the foray on sunday and met some very nice people. My wife and I found our first chanterelles, it was a great learning experience. I what...
Saw Bear Lentinus, Amanita rhopalopus, and A. velatipes yesterday. Amanita rubescens was common. Within the last 10 days or so-- Tylopilus alboater, T....
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Finally got some rain in southern medina county. Found a basket full of Crown-tipped corals (clavicorona pyxidata), Oysters (pleurotus ostreatus), Fawns...
Haven't had much rain in the Cleveland area, so there aren't a lot of mushrooms around. Hydnellum spongiosipes has been up in one spot for a few weeks....
I'm Tuesday and I'm in the Dayton area, anyone from around here? I've been hunting mushrooms for about 5 years, just the easily identified ones so far and...
I found today neath a maple tree two magic mushrooms called lingchee In my cauldron i'll brew some tea Then round the corner youth I'll see jumpin' toadstools,...
I am proud to announce that I will be talking about mushrooms "live" on NPR's "Science Friday" this Friday afternoon. Not sure yet whether it will be the 2--3...
Hey Rich...still alive, huh? How did you kike those buggers? Dick ... From: hillrichard80 <hillrichard80@...> Subject: [ohioms] finally some rain To:...
Hello fellow shroomers. I'm POTTERick (pronounced Potter Rick)and I live in East Liverpool, Ohio. I've been hunting morels for about 3 years with the most...
They are out there now, Potter Rick. As the rain progresses things will look up. Anyhow, now is the time up until frost. Bears head and goatsbeard are also a...
Living in East Liverpool you should join the Western PA Mushroom Club. They are very active and a great group of people. www.wpamushroomclub.org Jack Frontz ...
Rooting Collybia (Xerula) is common in the local beech woods. Honey mushrooms (A. mellea) are up in fair numbers. A few Aborted Entoloma are around as are...
Welcome and good luck with our fungi! Went out yesterday in Bellbrook and found bunches of Ringless Honey mushrooms and a lovely bunch of white Oysters on an...
The woods and fields are exploding with fungi, ringless honey mushrooms (armillariella tabescens) and yes Dick I am still alive,crown-tipped coral (clavicorona...
Yes it dry,but your not alone. There are still some thing popping up. agaricus campestris, agaricus arvensis, coprinus comatus, gyrodon meruliodes nothing in...
We got an inch of rain Wed. so we should find a good variety. The fall foray will be: Saturday, Oct 11th, at Little Beaver Creek Wildlife Education Center in...
Thanks Walt, Jim Tunney To: ohioms@yahoogroups.com From: mycopossum@... Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2008 02:31:06 +0000 Subject: [ohioms] Fall Foray We got an inch...
Mushrooms are everwhere, We have found coprinus comatus (shaggy manes), lycoperdon pyriforme(pear shape puffballs),pleurotus ostreatus (oyster),agaricus...
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