Identifying Amazing Trailside Fungi!

[@donnacovel4460]

I like the music that accompanies your videos. 🎶It hooks me in every time. Today I found shaggy manes,puffballs and hen of the woods in NW Pa.✌️

[@michaelkozak7295]

Don't ever knock yourself. You my friend are doing fantastic. Keep at it you never know who you'll run into. Your channel will keep growing 👍. Mushrooms are catching on and going main stream, and you along with it. Thanks for the hard work... 🍄

[@timmynormand8082]

Your video is never sloppy your amazing Very dry here in Louisiana also. Usually very wet but not this year thanks bro

[@clintonhowell]

I use old onion bags. I keep on in my pack and one in the truck. Very light and they work great.

[@seandepoppe6716]

Still dry in Bellingham but out there scouting

[@pamelasternin4349]

Hoping for rain!! Inspired me to hit the trail cause you said it, they're still out there just gotta look a bit harder.

[@wheelstt]

I really appreciate the caption with mushroom names! Thanks for posting this, starting to learn about mushrooms but will be searching in Arizona instead. Hopefully I can find some interesting ones here.

[@rosiecesareo8092]

Those mushrooms are so pretty, thanks for making this video!!

[@knittygirlone3391]

Love these videos. It's teaching me mushroom identification!

[@aydin6219]

Psilocybin containing mushrooms saved my life. The drastically reduced my benzodiazepine withdrawal allowing me to quite illicit pill addiction after three years of heavy daily use before it would had became medically dangerous to quit. It has also helped me survive depression.

[@jessessears4515]

Great video, the music sets a nice vibe. Thanks

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Thank you🤙🍄

[@g.jernigan4545]

thanks for the education. Best stuff on PNW mushrooms.

[@baloneyman9629]

The intro mushroom I have growing around my apartments, I was 90% sure it was that fun to see a conformation.

[@wondergirl60s]

Loving the drone action. Great video. Thank you

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Thanks!🍄🤙

[@lalitaob01]

whent out walking today and funny you mention the rock drawing in tree i saw one today aswelll🤔and i am in Gauteng south africa.

[@honeyvitagliano3227]

Hey Aaron , great to see you out and about again. I’m jelly you guys still have viable and edible mushies 😝 💚🍄🙏🏻

[@bmartin2304]

the painted rocks are definitely a thing here in Southern Vancouver Island. There is an artist that makes amazing driftwood animals and various creatures too. He started on a popular beach and has now expanded into wooded parks hiding his creatures here and there. People seem to like it, haven't seen many haters.

[@timmynormand8082]

Here in Louisiana people paint rocks an leave them random places. ( gas pumps. Library ) so on. A lot have scriptures. R. (Jesus love you ) It’s definitely NOT littering

[@latentcomic]

Not bad Aaron, not sloppy, enjoyed going with you foraging, thank you, your hard work is much appreciated!!

[@flyonthe7013]

Very informative. Thank you 👍

[@joriemitchell2069]

Tons of dyers polypore up in Bellingham right now too.

[@DonnaWinter]

So funny to be from the PNW and complain about an extended summer but, yikes, I hope it ends soon so it doesn't continue to mess with shroom season! Thanks for doing such a great job with the videos. I love that you are shooting as you go like a real mushroom hunter rather than super edited! Keep up the good work!

[@jerry2848]

wait how are you verified with only 10 subs?

[@DonnaWinter]

@@jerry2848 Old age. ;)

[@end0skeleton404]

I'm from Washington and, this heat is crazy here for this time of year.

[@DonnaWinter]

@@end0skeleton404 Same. I'm on the Olympic Peninsula and it's oddly warm and dry.

[@cakejunkiexo]

Love it! Found the biggest, multi level dyer’s polypore I’ve ever seen in North Bend today. So many of them out right now. Lots of ganoderms, not much else that I could see, but we didn’t go off trail much to look. Thanks for keeping us up to date on what’s fruiting right now

[@amyturner3631]

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[@amyturner3631]

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[@amyturner3631]

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[@DcaCo123]

Love your Videos, thanks for taking your time to put them together and Greetings from North Michigan.

[@robertschwartz6897]

Thank you for all of your creative and informative work. I appreciate your enthusiasm and sincerity. I live in Coos Bay and search for mushrooms with my black lab.

[@sopheap4177]

Not a sloppy video to me! Love it!

[@justinandoe349]

Just watched you for the first time, and really enjoyed the vibe, and didn't find it sloppy at all. And as a new forager in Houston, TX that views the PNW as mushroom mecca, I was excited that you came across a Short Footed Russula. I also found a few here in my yard about a month ago, after we finally got some rain. So super cool for a newb like me to have similar species as up there. Excited to watch your other videos, and will be eagerly waiting for some rainfall up your way, to see that beautiful bloom finally happen!

[@rainagamingmagex2195]

I think it would be a great idea to do a whole episode OR A mushroom walk if you can or an episode about nothing Dyer's mushrooms! And then maybe give what colors they make.

[@sugilitegel6208]

Was out at Stampede Pass yesterday and couldn't find one single mushroom. Just dust. Never see it this dry.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Super annoying huh!🍄🤙

[@bonniewolf8662]

Love your videos, thank you!!

[@polecat13360]

My porcini patch hasn't produced anything yet this year down here in Long Beach. Last year at this time there were too many take home.

[@larrykeel2739]

Just found this channel and so far I like it great information my wife and I both have been mushroom hunting for a few years now and we only harvest the ones that we are absolutely 💯 sure of because we are also educated on the one's that can hurt or kill you so I love new videos so thankyou sir!

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Awesome, welcome aboard! 🍄🙏

[@WelshLibertyLovers]

We feel your pain with regards to the rain :) Autumn is finally taking shape here in the UK.

[@kimprocarione5473]

Awesomeness! I had forgotten to ask about your new bag and the knife I saw in an earlier video. Thanks! Oh! And I agree about how dry this year has been. Weird, or not, I remember the real rains hitting on Halloween many times, growing up here, then taking my own kids. Maybe this is one of those years! 🤞

[@kica4396]

It sure was dry, kind of made for no mushroom season at all, and the one's growing now are strange....I have never seen before but also some very choice and many of them that I've never found on my property before. 😁

[@sidescrollmusic]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge in these videos! Such great info.

[@eastindiaV]

11:35 looks like a VooDoo bell, if it was black The bottom looks blue-bruised, could be from the surrounding area, transported by mychorrizae. Sumac turns the grass red around here, the pigment moves between the 2 plants via mychorrizae.. I think Side note, I saw some guy recently talking about mushroom medicine, they are basically made of chitin... so mushroom medecine needs to be extracted somehow to be effective. You can also add things to that to upgrade the medecine. So food mushrooms, you cook, medicinal mushrooms, extract.

[@fisherman5517]

very interesting .

[@Cococonutt]

I dare a Washingtonian to say they’re “praying for rain” in front of non-mycophiles 😅

[@southern_sunfried_adventures]

It’s been real rough here in nw Florida as well, we had so much consistent rain, everything was soggy, now no rain for months, and very little to be seen

[@timmynormand8082]

Y’all jus had a hurricane

[@TheTubejunky]

Question: What spores will be dropped from the Lactarius after infection? Will it be from the Lactarius, from the Hypomyces lactifluorum or both? Would it depend on which stage of growth the Latarius is at when infected? Does the Hypomyces lactifluorum take over and only allow it's spores to be release thus stopping Lactarius from future colonization?

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Here in the west the only known host for the Hypomyces is the Russula brevipies,and the parasitic infection of the host will render it unable to produce spores of its own, so the spores will be from the Hypomyces.🙏🍄

[@TheTubejunky]

@@mushroomwonderland1 Wow, So even though the parasite converts them into a choice edible they're basically killing off the host's ability to reproduce and may wipe out it's host completely? Thanks for sharing!

[@stefanbroschart1670]

Niceone.. Greetz from Germany

[@your_eulogy2688]

I found a mushroom that resembled a Tigers Eye polypore but it had decurrent gills. 3-4" cap 500ft or so elevation growing in chanterelle habitat. No idea what it is

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Hmm gills, interesting. Perhaps a small velvet Footed pax.

[@treehuggingbuddhist]

Hi Aaron, as someone who has been watching your videos for a long while, I hope it’s ok for me to tell you to lose the music. It competes with the wonderful information you are providing your viewers and just isn’t necessary. Thanks for another great video and fingers crossed for rain in the near future!

[@pamelasternin4349]

I disagree. The music is curious and playful. It's fun which mushroom hunting should be and I don't feel it takes away from what Aaron is trying to say, I can hear him plain as day.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

I really try to make it so you can clearly hear the narration. But I think it adds individuality and sets the mood for my videos. Not that I'm comparing myself to him, but it would be like asking Picasso to try to stay between the lines better. 🍄🤙 Mush love

[@treehuggingbuddhist]

@@mushroomwonderland1 it’s just too loud during the cuts…try fading it right before you talk. 🤷‍♀️ it is what it is.

[@vilentlevale6471]

Are those purple russulas and lactarius ,that stains green adible? The same: tree with painting rocks and other things inside in the forest near where I live..

[@AnxiousStacker]

up here in Bellingham WA it's been super hot and dry for the last 2 plus months. my girl and I cannot wait for the rains to come! I'm frustrated with it ugh. Hopefully we'll be getting a 2-3 day rain and we'll be out there a few days later. Do you think once it does it's going to be a good season or is it just going to be a shorter harvest window.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Tough to say, but I do think the mushrooms are going to explode when it does rain, that mycelium is eagar! But who knows how long the main shrooming season will go, hopefully extending into January.

[@cynthiagibson6793]

I once had a mushroom in my yard that looked just like a brain.

[@sachiweaver5886]

Hey there my name is Sachi, and I'm disabled and and somewhat limited Mobility wise. But I am a mushroom fanatic, I even trained one of my dogs to send out Oregon truffles or Washington truffles whatever you want to call them depending on the state. At any rate I live in Olympia, and I was wondering if you had any suggestions for me as to where I might find chanterelles or any other really edible mushrooms that is close to me I live a couple blocks away from the hospital and there is some dense forest nearby me however I am still in town. If you have any suggestions for me that I might be able to walk even though I am Limited, I do have a caregiver who is my brother and my best friend and I have gotten him equally excited about mushrooms I've done studying of mushrooms and I feel very confident about finding certain mushrooms that are edible I know that I am capable of determining those and anything I am not capable of determining I would reach out for help from the local Society nearby me.. regardless if you have any suggestions for me I would be very very appreciative as I have wanted for quite some time to go out and find some mushrooms and unfortunately I just keep ending up back in the hospital at every time they are most likely to show themselves. Thanks so much for your time I love your videos blessings and peace

[@mushroomwonderland1]

I do not know that area, but hopefully somebody else in the comments will respond and help you out. Glad to hear you're getting value from the channel! Mush-love

[@terrywagner8569]

im learning

[@adriennehubbard6622]

Hi I walked out to my backyard and bamm I see these growing out of a stump we had. I have watched many videos and can't seem to find what they are exactly . I don't think they are edible. What do you think?

[@adriennehubbard6622]

I guess I can't add a picture.

[@Roni19862005]

i started hunting couple months ago. i live in central wisconsin. how commonly do you run into the shrimp of the woods? last two days i have gathered about 8 pounds of it.

[@mushroomwonderland1]

Are you talking about Russula xerampelina? We call that one the "shrimp mushroom," very common here! 🤙🍄

[@jerry2848]

@@mushroomwonderland1 i think its a different type of mushroom

[@vilentlevale6471]

@@mushroomwonderland1 I think he is talking about aborted entoloma mushrooms

[@vilentlevale6471]

Shrimp of the woods are where honey's are.i see them often,north of NJ.i just found some few days ago

[@whatchamacallit1young138]

You saying there name like it's "John".

[@end0skeleton404]

Eh, Humans been painting on rocks for a very long time. I just hope they're using non-toxic paint.

[@ronveach5117]

Yes! Great video! Very warm, dry October! My tomato plants are still producing like crazy but that's the only good thing about it! Never seen anything like it! Very smokey too! I'm sure climate change has nothing to do with it! 🤔

[@mushroomwonderland1]

It's annoying! Come on rain!!🍄2😅