Gotta second what Medela said best mushroom foraging channel for thePNW , these videos have been helping me a lot, you always show the mushrooms clearly from all angles, common and scientific names, plus great ID info and tips. Thanks dude
Awesome bro. Really enjoy your videos although I live in the south an I have never came across most of these but I’m learning an that’s what I’ve been trying for a few yrs now. Thanks again bro
I live in the southern part of the PNW, in the Redwoods... We have many of the same mushrooms here. Your videos are educational and the quality is good enough to teach identification for sure. Are you using a cell phone? I would like you to consider a series of videos focusing on certain specific trees and the associated fungi, maybe even a collection of all 4 seasons to that particular type of tree. A 4 season collection would be cool too... with each video focused on a specific season. I would buy :) Have a Happy New Year Bro!
Thanks for the comment, definitely stuff to think about and good input. Yeah on these simple foraging videos I typically just carry my cell phone, sometimes a GoPro. I do have nicer cameras for the "higher end productions," but it's easy for me to go for a walk in the woods with my phone. Shoots pretty good video with a Galaxy s21, sorry Apple folk. 😂 If you scroll back through my videos I've done some other ones that talk a lot about mycorrhizal connections, but there's definitely room for those videos, as creating content can become a little bit of a struggle during the darkest days of winter, and the hottest days of summer. So I appreciate it and I will probably do some videos like that!
Your efforts in improving video quality are effective and noticeable. This has been a great channel to follow as newcomers to the area, and we look forward to your future content.
Right at 14:00 you can watch the sarcodon or scaly hedgehog release spores into the slight breeze! (Watch the very top middle part of the screen.) I can’t get enough of your awesome videos you have been putting them together so well and have been super informative!
New subscriber, chanterelle lover who has property with diverse amount of mushrooms. Learning to identify all of them via you tube. We live ina community called deep river near naselle. We are very close to Astoria Oregon. Thank you for all your videos.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm always out there trying to figure out what's what and I take home so much. I try to do spore prints but...I don't know how to read them. That's why I'm grateful for you explaining what you find around here in washington. I found purple ones but they weren't hairy. They were smooth and only purple on top. And also found a white mushroom with blue on it that I can't figure out what they are. Any idea?
As you started with Amanita sp. there is a fun fact. The largest variety, named Amanita caesarae, is pretty much edible and considered delicacy in Europe. Don't know if you find any in the North-West US.
Yeah,some of the best edibles there are, unfortunately we don't have them up here. There are however "grisettes," edible amanitas, but people rarely pick them for the table
Oh I definitely have and did for about 15 years. I've been down many many rabbit holes, but I've got a family, got sober about 7 years ago. Keep it pretty wholesome these days, I'm not against anybody trying it, or using it like medicine or for spiritual purposes, just not for me right now 🤙🍄
I've never eaten honey mushrooms. Do you prepare them as you would any other mushroom (more savory), or are they more of a dessert type mushroom like a candy cap? Also, HOLY SMOKES on those blewits! They were huge!
Did you film this video before or after the last one you uploaded? Asking cuz I'm curious if these came out before or after the snows and freezing temps you mentioned.
This was filmed within two weeks of the last video, but now we have about 10 in of snow blanketing everything around here. Pretty much putting a stop to the mushrooms, except for in some really unique microclimates, or some cold resistant species.
By far the best wild mushroom foraging channel for the PNW. Keep ‘em coming!
Agreed. Great videos for learning how to ID the mushrooms I actually see around the south sound woods. Ate my first chanterelles recently
Books are great Learned a lot from books but these videos bring it all to life and help even more
Beautiful and interesting those purple ones were gorgeous
This is a great channel.
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Thank you for making this fun to learn
That was really cool to see the amanita muscaria! 🍄
you're doing a great job...I like to watch.
Gotta second what Medela said best mushroom foraging channel for thePNW , these videos have been helping me a lot, you always show the mushrooms clearly from all angles, common and scientific names, plus great ID info and tips. Thanks dude
Thanks for watching and your support, and the kind words! I'll keep making videos just for people like you. 🤙🍄
I third this
Once again super awesome! Thanks for the cool vid. Makes me itchy for spring!
I am so jealous that you found such huge Amanita Muscaria!!! Fabulous!
I live in NW Pa.I enjoy your videoes,very informative and fun! Keep up the great work!🍄👍
It's way below zero here and we have snow on the ground so your videos are quite refreshing
Good work and thank you for your precious work
I enjoy your channel and looking forward to your spring videos. I live in Vancouver Wa.
Beautiful place, lovely dog and partner. Great mushroom identification. Need more info on the gill type and stipe textures. Thank you
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Gorgeous purple mushrooms! Great finds in that Forest! Love the music.
Loved your videos vlogs. My mum took me out foraging fir mushrooms when i was a little girl in the Australian bush and forrest.
Thanks Aaron for another well-done video. Appreciate you making these as I always learn something from them.
That Aminita is fabulous! I don’t think I have ever seen one in the wild.
Awesome bro. Really enjoy your videos although I live in the south an I have never came across most of these but I’m learning an that’s what I’ve been trying for a few yrs now. Thanks again bro
I live in the southern part of the PNW, in the Redwoods...
We have many of the same mushrooms here. Your videos are educational
and the quality is good enough to teach identification for sure. Are you using a cell phone?
I would like you to consider a series of videos focusing on certain specific trees and the associated fungi, maybe even a collection of all 4 seasons to that particular type of tree.
A 4 season collection would be cool too... with each video focused on a specific season.
I would buy :)
Have a Happy New Year Bro!
Thanks for the comment, definitely stuff to think about and good input. Yeah on these simple foraging videos I typically just carry my cell phone, sometimes a GoPro. I do have nicer cameras for the "higher end productions," but it's easy for me to go for a walk in the woods with my phone. Shoots pretty good video with a Galaxy s21, sorry Apple folk. 😂 If you scroll back through my videos I've done some other ones that talk a lot about mycorrhizal connections, but there's definitely room for those videos, as creating content can become a little bit of a struggle during the darkest days of winter, and the hottest days of summer. So I appreciate it and I will probably do some videos like that!
Your efforts in improving video quality are effective and noticeable. This has been a great channel to follow as newcomers to the area, and we look forward to your future content.
Right at 14:00 you can watch the sarcodon or scaly hedgehog release spores into the slight breeze! (Watch the very top middle part of the screen.) I can’t get enough of your awesome videos you have been putting them together so well and have been super informative!
I think that was the spirit of the mushroom leaving!😱😅 Just kidding, I didn't notice that, but that's awesome. Thanks for watching! 🤙🍄
New subscriber, chanterelle lover who has property with diverse amount of mushrooms. Learning to identify all of them via you tube. We live ina community called deep river near naselle. We are very close to Astoria Oregon. Thank you for all your videos.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm always out there trying to figure out what's what and I take home so much. I try to do spore prints but...I don't know how to read them. That's why I'm grateful for you explaining what you find around here in washington. I found purple ones but they weren't hairy. They were smooth and only purple on top. And also found a white mushroom with blue on it that I can't figure out what they are. Any idea?
As you started with Amanita sp. there is a fun fact. The largest variety, named Amanita caesarae, is pretty much edible and considered delicacy in Europe. Don't know if you find any in the North-West US.
Yeah,some of the best edibles there are, unfortunately we don't have them up here. There are however "grisettes," edible amanitas, but people rarely pick them for the table
Another awesome video! Thank you
Bluiwet are my favorate
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Just found u on u-tube.Very good videos for identify ing shrooms.Can u suggest any videos like this from S.W.Fla.
I can't believe the size of those blewitts!! I so wanna find the same and make a cream of mushroom soup...
How can you like mushrooms and not enjoy tripping? It's good wholesome fun
Oh I definitely have and did for about 15 years. I've been down many many rabbit holes, but I've got a family, got sober about 7 years ago. Keep it pretty wholesome these days, I'm not against anybody trying it, or using it like medicine or for spiritual purposes, just not for me right now 🤙🍄
I found a purple mushrooms in Mexico and a morel growing out of a rock wall. Don't know what the the purple one was but the morel was a tasty treat
My go to channel , like I was there⋯⋯ thank you and what forest you visit？ where is this place？
South Kitsap county, Washington. Tree farms. Thanks for watching! 🍄
I've never eaten honey mushrooms. Do you prepare them as you would any other mushroom (more savory), or are they more of a dessert type mushroom like a candy cap? Also, HOLY SMOKES on those blewits! They were huge!
The Honeys are not sweet. Cook like a regular mushroom that you like:)
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I want you guys to talk about the Mycelium underneath our feet
what do you make with honey mushrooms? the candy caps were amazing!
Do we have any deadly mushrooms here in PNW or just toxic ones?
Can somebody tell me where I can go to pick these amanita mascaria ?
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Careful that mushroom it's faaaar from being or even looking like an lactarius deliciosus. It's not, and there are poisonous lactarius so be careful
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Do think the "Violet Cort" would be a good dyers mushroom? It sure is pretty!
Did you film this video before or after the last one you uploaded? Asking cuz I'm curious if these came out before or after the snows and freezing temps you mentioned.
This was filmed within two weeks of the last video, but now we have about 10 in of snow blanketing everything around here. Pretty much putting a stop to the mushrooms, except for in some really unique microclimates, or some cold resistant species.
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