Pacific Northwest Chanterelles and Lookalikes
Chanterelles can be found all over the Pacific Northwest but in our region, they most commonly associate with Douglas Fir and Western Hemlock trees.
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Wild Rice and Morel Mushroom Soup
ByBirdi
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November mushrooms – I’ll follow you anywhere
ByJeremy
On Wednesday we talked about some of the more reliable places to find mushrooms in the PNW, and when the season peaks as you look down the coast to southern California.
Intro to Mushrooms – Replay
ByJeremy
This is a replay from the Feb 3rd Intro to Mushrooms seminar. These replays are visible to Full and Trial members. The subscriber membership is free and includes newsletters and a smaller selection of materials.
Morel Guide – Members
ByJeremy
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My Lifetime Mushroom Finds
ByJeremy
This is a treemap that summarizes all of my mushroom finds weighted by frequency. The more times I find and photograph a mushroom, the bigger the box. Notice the big blue box in the top left. These are mushrooms that I haven’t identified yet. Zoom in to view taxonomic details.
Intro to Mushrooms Mar 23
ByJeremy
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