Adventures of Fascinated By Fungi: Foraging for the Edible Winter Mushroom Trio on the Sonoma Coast

Exploring the Sonoma coast looking for the Winter Trio, three excellent and easy to identify edible mushrooms. Hedgehogs (Hydnum), Black Trumpets (Craterellus), and Yellowfeet Chanterelles (Craterellus).

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Your attitude and passion for foraging is very welcoming and friendly. Thanks for your insight!

[@TheBraulio7850]

Thank you for the video Doc

[@epicmushroomhunter6147]

Hahaha, nice video. I see lots of shots at 60fps. will come over one day to meet you and the team. I eat hygrocybe - very tasty. haha

[@joet81]

Great haul! Here in Southern Ontario I find lots of tubaeformis growing with craterellus lutescens. Do you have lutescens in your area? Hydnum umbilicatum grows in the same area as well- some of my favorite species to look for around here because I find huge amounts in Mossy, boggy areas! Great video

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[@turinreza]

went to salt point this past weekend.
everything was dried up along the main central trail.