Identifying the Orange Grisette, Amanita Crocea and the Death Cap Amanita phalloides.
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- We found the biggest Orange Grisette we've ever see and I had a Death Cap handy for comparison.
There's a little competition at the end too :)
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Always love to see your passion and joy when you find a good mushroom. Thanks for the great info and take care!
Thanx :)
3:45 true forager nerdy amazement! you guys are the best! keep up the great content
GAME ON!!
Rats, I just came across a load of Orange Grisettes. I thought that was what they were, but I always lose my nerve around Amanitas.
(I accidentally ate a False Death Cap, thinking it was something else. When I realised my mistake I broke out in a sweat I can tell you. Incidentally, the flavour of the False Death Cap was amazing - like roasted chestnuts. But since that time I have admired the Amanitas from afar).
* Just been out collecting lots of lovely Chanterelles.
Last year, we were inundated with Boletes, and yet hardly a one has grown this year. But Chanterelles seem to be especially plentiful this Autumn.
Our normally incredibly fruitful bolete woodlands haven't produced a single mushroom yet this season. 😢
What a beautiful colour, I have never seen one IRL. I love your videos, they are clear, concise and informative and have been invaluable to me as a new-ish cautious forager of about 5 or 6 years now I think.
thanx :)
I found this an easy mushroom to identify, they have a few good identify features.
the jingle is indeed fancy, lovely info and a massive grisette! keep it comin x
This dude has popped up everywhere in the last week or so. Ever since that whole mushroom thing in Australia
I found these back at the end of July here in Edinburgh, 12cm in length so not quite. See you on the Field Mycology course soon.
If that's in Edinburgh its with Jordan and Attila :)
@@WildFoodUK1 Amazing, looking forward to it.
Thank you very much as always for a reminder to really,, really check my fungal forage!!
15cm😮 and 10Diameter?!!😮
Wow!! I don't think that I am going to find Anything bigger than that!!
❤Thank you as always for bringing your enthusiasm as well as knowledge!!❤😊
Hi from Denmark!
I enjoy mushroom hunting, mostly just for identification, and I love your videos because the species You have are to a large degree the same we have here.
I found what I thought was an old tawny grisette last day but it had a skirt so definitely wasn't :) Very much the same brown color as a grisette but another amanita.
Only wild mushroom I've ever eaten has been the chanterelle, and only a few times. Personally I don't want to bother eating anything unless it offers a taste experience that sets it apart from the cheap mushrooms I can find in the shop, which are quite tasty.
Ive just found a load of young blackening polypore ,very similar to cow.
I love mushrooms 🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄
Thank you for this
Awesome
Iv always considered the cap colour of the death cap to be an almost (but not quite) metallic grey/green in appearance. That often fades once the cap has opened. But it was the first thing that jumped out at me when I came across my first one. Tiny little thing it was as well. I kinda expected its stature to mirror its notoriety. But the ones I found were quite dinky and unassuming, and also in a communal garden opposite where lived. Interestingly that same garden also has a small amount of amanita inopinata and I'll be very impressed if you've ever seen one of those as they're quite a rarity but seem to thrive in my little town.
Thanks again ! - i'd like to have your life !☺️
Дякую за інформацію, знайшов такий гриб вчора на Поділлі, Україна.💪👋👍
Is the skirt on A. Phaloides easily detachable? Just trying to get it clear in my head.
yes it is easily damaged and flakes off
Beast of a grisette. Any chance you guys could upload at a higher bitrate?
will try..
Surprised you didn't mention the recent poisoning in Australia. Also, wouldn't Caesars amanita be worth mentioning alongside these?
you just did ;)
With regards to the caesarea, unfortunately it doesn't grow here in the UK so I rarely mention it. With regards to the Australian case we don't know what's going on with it at the moment. It seems very sensitive so we're not commenting on it on here.
@@WildFoodUK1 Agreed about the poisoning case Marlowe. Although from what I've read there do seem to be some suspicious facts surrounding the case. Didn't know the caesarea wasn't found in the UK. See them quite a bit here in VT, although I've not eaten any. Keep up the good work -- really enjoy your channel.
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