Yeah that's what that scene from South Park is satirizing if I remember correctly
Who ever wrote that is probably dead by now.
Haha my thoughts exactly. Although from what I know it is and always has been common for nomadic peoples to have fixed places where they might spend certain times of the year for example.
That's why I didn't dare to make a comment like yours :D
And this is only with my fairly crappy phone camera. Imagine what you could do at night with a good camera and some nice lighting!
Had a lot of fun with a flashlight in the woods. Many mushrooms literally glow when a little light hits them, they are very easy to spot this way!
Does anyone have some ID?
Warted Puffball (or Devil's Snuffbox :D)
Beefsteak Fungus or Poor Man's Steak (I'm not making these up)
Some kind of Hypholoma
Well I wouldn't go that far. What about a nice walk outside with a friend or sitting in front of a fire or a jam session, just to name a few activities.
Hmm I don't know.. I do think they look more like xylaria
It wouldn't be by that logic! Just nobody cares I guess
Xylaria hypoxylon and some organe slime mold?
Found in western Germany.
May I ask why you cut it? I read that it's seen as a delicacy in some places
Tbf the same thing exists for mushrooms, there are various apps. It's dangerous to rely on them but I use them for a first idea of what I might be looking at and then go from there. Quite useful sometimes
Found a big one this time. It's supposed to be edible but doesn't sound to tasty and is supposed to be gathered young.
Btw I love the English names, the German ones are often times very scientific/descriptive but don't evoke images like the English ones (there are exceptions of course).
Sorry for the mediocre image quality.. I didn't get the focus right.
West Germany
We found a lot of that blue wood lying around before finding these little fellas that produce it.
I think it looks delicious though.
Hypholoma fasciculare
The edible species is Hypholoma capnoides which looks quite similar.
Little coral reef I saw the other day ;) not sure about ID.
I'm not sure what is allowed here (no sidebar content?) and I'm very happy and thankful for this community! And I see so many upvotes but not so many new posts; let's see some more finds, ID requests, growing/harvesting/foraging discussions and so on! At least where I'm at 'tis the season 🍄
Amanita phalloides
Western Germany
Tylopilus felleus
Found in Western Germany
Western Germany, about a month ago
Originally from Australia/New Zealand and imported to Europe, can be found here quite often. The smell is absolutely horrible.
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