How to find and identify black trumpet mushrooms!

We got into a big bunch of black trumpets on a beautiful day in the woods. We'll show you how to look for them and go over key characteristics for identifying them, as well as general tips and information from our decades of foraging experience. You can find more information about mushrooms in general, including information and home-growing DIY kits at our website, theFungalNetwork.net, and more information about North Carolina's wild mushrooms at NCWildMushrooms.com.

[@lizafajardo]

Woww Soo nice,, a lot of mushrooms

[@rosmarieroth7632]

Bei uns wachsen sie im Buchenwald, wir trocknen sie , machen eine Rahmsauce, dann brauchts kein Fleisch. Dazu Süss Kartoffeln oder Karotten, lecker! In welchem Monat sammelt ihr die?

[@thefungalnetworkvideo]

That's fantastic! We just had some in a cream sauce last night! We get them starting in June (this was June), and usually lasting through September

[@bowman1455]

Is this in BC, Vancouver Island??

[@francobollo796]

Trombetta da morto to italy

[@thefungalnetworkvideo]

I love that name! It certainly fits, visually.

[@TattooedGranny]

Nice find! What state is this?

[@thefungalnetworkvideo]

North Carolina 🙂