Wild Mushrooms Mid November- Featuring Candy Caps!

Wild mushrooms are everywhere and Aaron Hilliard of the Kitsap Peninsula Mycological Society takes us for a stroll to see what kinds of fungi are growing in his neck of the woods. Among the many edible mushrooms in this video, the "Candy Cap" or Lactarius rubidus, is a very sought after mushroom for its sweet, maple syrup-like odor and confectionary properties. We will observe a large patch of these mushrooms and become familiar with their morphology and habitat. This video feature all kinds of mushrooms, some edible and some not, but all interesting and described in the enchanted and whimsical quality that is signature Mushroom Wonderland style. I hope you enjoy, share with your friends, and subscribe to see many more videos like this one.
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