Mushroom Hunting with Nat Geo Reporter Alejandra Borunda

Mushroom hunting tips. - Missouri Dept. of Conservation

Mushroom hunting tips!... - Missouri Dept. of Conservation

Quick guide to poisonous mushrooms that you should learn to recognize. In order the mushrooms shown here are: Jack O Lantern, False Morel, Death Cap, Fly Agaric, Western Destroying Angel, Sulfur Tufts, and Funeral Bells. Get to know your enemies. While these mushrooms toxic, none of them are dangerous to touch - just don’t eat them. Remember, never eat anything you can’t identify with 100% certainty. #mushroomidentification #mushroomhunting #mushroom #toxicmushroom #poisonousmushroom #toxic #poi

Guide to edible mushrooms of Mendocino found in February 2023. Here I am teaching you how to recognize all of these different species. Check out my IG and YouTube to learn more! #mycology #mushroomidentification #mushrooms #mushroomhunting #mushroomforaging #forager #foraging #biology #fungi #mendocino #californiamushrooms #fascinatedbyfungi | Fascinated By Fungi

Happy #MycoMonday! Here’s a compilation of California Coastal mushrooms, cataloging some of the awesome biodiversity you can find in Mendocino and Sonoma in the fall/winter season. The California coast is truly one of my favorite biomes to hunt mushrooms, there’s such an amazing mix of delicious edible mushrooms and other fascinating species. The mixture of pines, Doug fir, tan oak, madrones, huckleberry, Salal, and more makes for phenomenal habitat augmented by the mist and fog coming off the o