Mushroom foraging in UK | October vlog 2
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- Set to 4k!! A second mushroom vlog I filmed this weekend just gone (5th October). The autumn season has been quite slow starting down in the south but it’s picking up now. Sorry some of the audio was bad quality/bit noisy in this, will use my microphone next time! Fungi in the video are: Winter chanterelle (Craterellus), Sulphur tuft (Hypholoma), Stinkhorn (Phallus), Yellowdrop milkcap (Lactarius), Amethyst deceiver (Laccaria), Hedgehog (Hydnum), Beefsteak fungus (Fistulina), Puffball (Lycoperdon), Liberty caps (Psilocybe), Candlesnuff (Xylaria), Birch polypore (Fomitopsis), Chanterelle (Cantharellus), Fly agaric (Amanita). This is just a guide. I am not an expert mycologist but have been mushroom foraging for 4 years and I do spend a lot of time researching and cross checking my sources. Please do your own research if you want to forage and consume wild fungi & plants. I recommend joining some forays to learn from the experts first hand!
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Sozzz just realised the audio messed up between the amethyst deceiver and hedgehog part! My bad!!
Great video to educate beginners like me, authentic and straight to the point. looking forward to the next one 👍☺
Really enjoyed watching this video. You’re funny and the most beautiful forager I’ve ever seen 🤣 keep em coming
Good 🫶🏼 & lol thanks 😆
Thanks for this, enjoyed it!
Also love the wellies!
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Good 😆 and thanks haha !
Lovely video and some good finds, I can never find Edulis locally - they're always mushy. Foraging is getting very popular - best look early mornings (a Gypsy told me 4am!) Interesting about A Muscaria, several folk I know benefit from micro-dosing. Happy hunting! 😊👍🍄
Really lovely video, keep killing the game Queen!
Thanks 😊
Great vid, well done 👍😁
Loved this video Mia!!!!
@@amber0utside thanks ma loveee 🫶🏼
Fantastic video Chick 👍👍👍 keep sharing your knowledge and remember keep your 👀 peeled 👍
Thank you 😁🫶🏼
This is a fantastic video tons of info and fantastic camera shots thank really enjoyed watching 🍄👍🏼🍺👍🏼
Thanks mate ☺️
Hi there, great vlogs, just started foraging fungus this year, keep em coming!
Thanks!!
I wish I could find libs that big, the ones on my local cricket pitch are tiny. Nice content, thanks for the info.
Hey! Great video! Subscribing!!
I love looking for mushrooms!! Started out looking for Liberty and Wavy Caps but ended up finding a few massive Boletus Edulis! Then I just looked for everything! Awesome Mushroom adventures!! x
yay its so nice when people realise how magic all mushrooms are ☺️ boletus edulis are my fave !! Thanks for watching 🫶🏼
Yay, love the mushroom foraging videos
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great content thank you ! subbed in :)
Good content, instant sub
You need more subscribers
Yep, so I did! 😉
Hey, where are you based? I've got a killer Winter Chanterelle spot down in Cornwall that I'm expecting to go off shortly and I know these things move North to South. Soon as I saw those pinners I started to panic that they'd be coming in early and I'd miss the biggest flush!
Love mushrooms hunting. I'm not good at it though. Been meaning to get out this week in the post rain sunshine.
Perfect time of year to go looking! Get yourself a good book and wildfooduk.com is a great website to use
found alot in my home town Cheshire (: especially liberty caps
Hope you went back for them liberty caps 😉
you must of missed the sarcasm in my voice during that part of the video 😆
@@Florafunga glad to hear they didn't go to waste 😵💫🤭
You know, I'd rather have liberty caps than porcini's.. find them all the time and have never found a liberty cap.
Oh damn, well i’m the opposite this year, cant find a decent porcini 😂
Can you recommend any books to identify muchrooms? I see loads of them and some i recognize but i dont pick it up cuz i cant be 100% sure lol
Keep doin videos, you have a good quality
Wildfooduk.com is my go to website & they have a book too.. or river cottage mushrooms is perfect book for beginners
This is a really cool video, its like being on an alien planet or something. The views will come i think! Keep trying to wake up the algorithm haha
It really does feel like that when you’re crouched down scanning the forest floor, so many amazing organisms to see when you really look!
@@Florafunga I listened to a great audiobook called entangled life I bet you have read it, really blows the mind to think about this organisms and the amount of time they have been ... Doing whatever they do haha
@@Hacktheplanet_thats a GREAT book 😍
@@Florafunga yeah I love coming across cool books, there is one I'm listening to now called the immortality key, it's all about the Eleusinian mysteries and it's connection to early Christianity (and psilocybin). I skipped the introduction by Graham Hancock because I don't really like his style but the author of this book is really genuine and industurous in his research.
Fly agaric 👀
Hi, I was at Rufus stone earlier, all I saw was one clump of sulphur tufts and only know that cos I've watched your video.. Is it sparse due to grazing animals?
Where abouts in Uk is that??
@@Florafunga New forest...Minstead.
@@deanport8273 ooh I know that area, i’d have to look for myself and see what its like.. maybe you didn’t go into the woods enough, I usually go off roading and find more fungi 😁
@Florafunga yeah you're right, I was blagging some time off work so was walking around saturated ground with trainers on like some goon!! I was actually looking for liberty caps but my limited knowledge was telling me I may be too early...
Mia, Rufus stone ..eastbound ,turn off, gravel car park at the bottom of hill, I walked opposite carpark, if your nearby... Regards...
Hi, I jest got into foraging. Would you know what mushroom would be the best 1 to start with in South wales ?
At this time of year; yellow chanterelles, penny bun/porcini, winter chanterelle and hedgehogs are all very tasty just make sure you read up about them a bit
@Florafunga thanks for the advice. I will all ways triple check as all ways best to be safe
It is rare for me to subscribe to a woman mycology lover. I don't want to see skin inserted for clicks. I want knowledge. I will give this a chance. What I found interesting is how thin your forests are. Now I know history...and I shouldn't have been surprised...but I was.