Autumn is famous for mushroom hunting, but summer also offers unique fungi like Chanterelles, Boletes, Indigo Milk Caps, and Black Trumpets. Each species has distinguishing features and preferred environments. Many thrive after summer rains, with some like Lion’s Mane noted for their cognitive health benefits, showcasing the diversity of summer mushrooms.
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Admiring from Afar: A Closer Look at the Jack O’ Lantern
As I continue my journey in the world of fungi identification, one mushroom that I’ve encountered (and learned from) is the Jack O’ Lantern (which I confused with CoW before). This vibrant mushroom is a sight to behold in the wild (or suburban), but it comes with a warning, it’s toxic. Here’s what I’ve learnedContinueContinue reading “Admiring from Afar: A Closer Look at the Jack O’ Lantern”
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