Found this on a tree stump, looks like it is very mature to the point of rotting ..read more

Figured Id go ahead and start up the next two month span tonight. I like how more people have been contributing! ?   It honestly started with a thought, I kinda wanted a way for me to keep a easy record of stuff I've collected in case it gets lost in the ether of a smart phone.  I then remembered I joined this site and tried to make it a bit more than just that and try to spread info however small or great. Anyone can always message someone and ask for a ID if you aren't sure, but how cool would it be to have and look at a collection of species so diverse and complex as fungi, n ..read more

I found good looking boletes today, but since I am not familiar with mushrooms in Indiana, I just wanted to make sure these are edible.  Thank you ..read more

Just found these during a walk in the woods. There were hundreds of them on the ground around a few trees and growing out of the tree. I live in northern Indiana, but I could t find anything that looked right when I tried to identify them. I wondered about a deer mushroom, but these don’t have a ring on the stem. I thought they also looked kind of like oysters, but from what I read, oysters grew on decaying trees, not all over the ground like in the pic. Or maybe ringless honeys?  The weather got up into the 80s this last week and then dropped down into the 40sand 50s yesterday, so these ..read more

Overview of the Legal Status of Magic Mushrooms in Different Countries The legal status of magic mushrooms varies across different countries. It is important to understand the legal framework surrounding their use and purchase before considering to buy magic mushrooms online. Here is an overview of the legal status in some key countries: - United States: Magic mushrooms are classified as a Schedule I controlled substance, making their possession, cultivation, and distribution illegal at the federal level. However, some states, such as Oregon and Colorado, have decriminalized or legalized the u ..read more

Post you're finds here October - November! Happy hunting  ..read more

I posted a few pics of some mushrooms like this I found in our woods last fall. I saw them growing again last week and took a spore print this time to help with identification. I’m learning!   so I’m wondering if these are most likely shaggy parasols?   as you can see from the photo, the spore print is a whitish cream color. It also grows out of a big bulbous base. The mushrooms started out roundish and then the cap flattened out into mostly convex shape.  I cut the cap with a knife and it did seem to have a very slight reddish tint to it.  I don’t think it is a false shagg ..read more

I'm an experienced wild food forager, and have given a few talks and weed walks over the years.  However, my knowledge of mushrooms doesn't go much beyond morels and puffballs.  I'm looking for someone willing to help me with some hands on learning.  Anyone in my area willing to allow me to tag along, or I have quite a few spots for hunting? This morning, I found what looked to be newly developing Resinous polypore, some stump puffballs, and what might be oyster mushrooms of some type, but there's no way I'm going to try eating any of them until I get better educated. I found th ..read more

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The goal is to make a collection of pictures in two month intervals to kind of shine a light of what will be around at the time or is! Sorry for the mass upload and if I can, will try and go back and put names w/ pictures and picture sets. These were all found in northern IN. from the beginning of August to 9/19/23.    Happy hunting everyone!   ..read more