How to identify wild Agaricus mushrooms (more or less): Edible brown-gilled buttons with red stains

[@TeeJ1984]

Your videos are always so informative. You've been an integral part of my foraging journey. Thank you so much. ✌️😁🤙

[@davetir]

Good video. Agaricus was always tough for me to ID

[@wildpinto3291]

Great info. I need to hang out more with Agaricus and get to know them better.

[@trinaka]

I went out for a little while this morning in Southwest Indiana and enjoyed seeing many types of fungi. Taste tested a couple of russula, they were both hot. I am in love with nature and am thoroughly enjoying mushroom videos on yt. Thank You, Anna for being a great teacher!

[@christopherbonis]

Thanks for another great video, Anna. I know Agaricus used to encompass a far broader array of species.

[@graemedevine9651]

Thanks Anna, there's loads of field mushrooms grow here in Ireland not many at the minute, you got to watch out for the yellow stainers they're very similar to the edible ones, even the edible can stain a slight yellow when cut.

[@jeremyscallan6870]

Another excellent video! Keep it up.

[@Soporbum42]

I've got a big flush of some Agaricus in my front yard in Oregon this fall, and I'm gonna have to look a little closer to see if their edible. Thanks!

[@TheDAVE858]

I love these videos!

[@georgethomas4889]

I haven't seen a. Bisporus in the wild in the UK but we got lots of a. Campestris and a. Arvensis (very yum!)

[@gofflion]

Thanks for your video I wanted to know if you find hedge hog mushrooms around any specific tree thanks

[@greendeane1]

No enough rain in Florida yet.

[@pattopo8704]

Nice. Hiya