Here’s how my FungiFriday morel hunt went… The golden sheen of the sun outside was very inviting this evening, so I rushed to the woodland, hoping to find Morels. They’re supposed to be coming out anytime

Based on this mushroom calendar I made last week, velvet shank is just past its peak. When I went for a foraging walk yesterday, here’s what I found: A cluster of velvet shank, just past its prime. There

I whooshed out to the woods today unprepared, with just my phone and camera. It was a crisp autumn afternoon, and I never thought I would spend longer than usual there. Accidental shot, but cool. At 3

I set out for a fungi hunt this morning with my faithful companions (Coco and Blu). The ground was finally wet after a few days of rain, making it conducive for mushrooms. I was greeted by a few familiar

The weather has gone cooler and autumn is approaching. After a few days of rain followed by sunshine, I was expecting to see some fungi sprouting! With an excited anticipation, I walked along the path

After the cooler weather, we eventually had a few mushrooms sprouting around here this time. I spotted a couple of species on my fungi hunt today! As I passed by this small, low bank, I spotted a few clusters

One day I went to the park to clear my head for a while. Nothing special, I just needed some fresh air and some silence. There was plenty of shade, the grass was tall in some corners, and I could smell

After a couple of days of decent rainfall, I waited two days and headed out for a fungi hunt, hoping some mushrooms had sprouted. As we're in the middle of a very dry season, I didn't expect to see anything.

I’ve always loved how mushrooms just appear, like little surprises tucked under leaves, poking out of logs, or lining the edges of old stumps after a rain. Some are bright, some smell strange, and some

Been on a fungi hunt in a woodland I hadn’t visited in a while. The path was all blocked with bushes and prickly vines. But I managed to duck and push through, and here’s what I found! Nothing very pretty,

We've just had the driest spring on record since 1950, and that might explain why my usual mushroom spots have been so quiet this season.

Nature and good food make the perfect day!

Do you know that feeling when you go for a lovely walk after the rain, and suddenly mushrooms are everywhere? Like nature decided overnight to throw a little fungi party? It feels magical—and in a way,

Mushrooms have taken over our village! I’ve had to watch my steps because they’re popping up everywhere. Mushrooms are everywhere, particularly in this little street where the village bus passes. A big

The soil is damp after a few days of rain, and a short blast of sunshine makes the mushrooms spring to life! I checked the meadow by us, and a few mushrooms have started to sprout. They are meadow

Hello fellow mushroom lovers in this community, how are you? I hope you are still enthusiastic, I can't believe the day we have been waiting for has arrived, namely Friday and I have prepared several photos

about mushroom hunting in the fields

Hello HIVE friends, Mushroom lovers, I'm sure you are the experts here. In my city in the last 1 month, the weather has changed which in my opinion is quite extreme and very difficult to predict. This

Early Morel, Latin name Verpa Bohemica, is a species of edible fungus from the Morchellaceae family of mushrooms. It’s the same family of mushrooms as True Morels (Morchella species), and while closely

Scarlet Elf Cup (Sarcoscypha Austriaca) is a saprophytic fungus that grows on dead and decaying wood. It can be found in winter and early spring, when not many other mushrooms grow. Along with its unique