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Chanterelles!!

https://i.imgur.com/Ruzq899.jpeg

So, after years of searching for chanterelles, I rock up to this massive flush of yellow mushrooms and thought oh, probably not but I better just check if chanterelles. As I got closer they looked more and more like chanterelles. I actually almost walked away from them because I didn't want to be disappointed again and they were not growing where I expected them to be, in a very dry spot out in the open, packed into gravel.

I was convinced these didn't grow in my area. I still haven't seen them in my immediate area but it does tend to be a lot drier than the surrounding areas. We picked maybe 3 lbs or more. All the trimmings were dropped in my usual spots with similar tree species to where I found them, just in case they had spores attached or had the urge to clone themselves. I don't usually put much stock in the whole 'use a net bag, you'll disperse more spores' thing but idk, can't hurt.

Anyways, I'm a happy hunter.

https://i.imgur.com/umLb7Ze.jpeg

Monument @lemmy.sdf.org - 4mon

Be careful with those mushrooms!

::: spoiler Tap for spoiler They’ve got a knife! :::

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Sentient Loom - 4mon

That's enchanterelling.

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krox @lemmy.dbzer0.com - 4mon

Damn that's a helluva haul, good job!

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Ananääs - 4mon

What a cute basket you have!

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Magpie - 4mon

Thanks, it's well used, had to give it the zip tie treatment last week.

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happybadger [he/him] - 4mon

So jealous. In Colorado they're all up alpine logging roads that I can't access in my car. There's only one good hike I do for them.

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Magpie - 4mon

Yep, these were definitely deep in the back roads, the 4wd helped but the 2-way radio help more.

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B-TR3E - 4mon

Becquerelles! At least where I live. ☹️

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the_artic_one @programming.dev - 4mon

Congrats, awesome find!

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