oakswamper
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Those look like Ringless Honey mushrooms. I'd have to see the gills to be sure
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Those look like Ringless Honey mushrooms. I'd have to see the gills to be sure
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This is a chicken of the woods.they can get very big .the sun is in my eyes a bit now but I wood bet the farm it's a chicken.they get very big .they are edible , if it is indeed a chicken of the woods.
Stressless
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Okay. Shroom instead of Mushroom in the search bar.
Ran across this flushing set today with my boy along, he has a app that says "Golden Oyster Mushroom" it appears very close to what we've looked up but putting it out there for opinions. Did the rub, nibble spit, and small nibble.... no tingle, still alive.
Ran across this flushing set today with my boy along, he has a app that says "Golden Oyster Mushroom" it appears very close to what we've looked up but putting it out there for opinions. Did the rub, nibble spit, and small nibble.... no tingle, still alive.
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ThatBuckeyeGuy
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So I have one to post as well. This was in back yard by a cherry I cut down two years ago . I'm used to finding chicken of the woods but with deeper color. This popped up This week and I'm convinced it's chicken of the woods but it's lighter than I'm used to. But the two pedals I pulled out from under it definitely look like it . What say you guys?
Looks like COTW to me but I’ll let more knowledgeable folks here speak up.
Stressless
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Tried a couple apps but the AI pic ID isn't working at all on either of them.
clearing a N facing hill, came across 2 flushes. There are some very knowledgeable folks on here so my lookup leads me to COTW?
Please help w ID?
clearing a N facing hill, came across 2 flushes. There are some very knowledgeable folks on here so my lookup leads me to COTW?
Please help w ID?
IMO, Black staining polypore which I’ve found to grow back on a stump every year about this time behind my shed.
www.mushroom-appreciation.com
Black Staining Polypore: Identification and Foraging Guide
The black staining polypore (Meripilus sumstinei) gets a bad rap, which is really not deserved. It may not be the hen of the woods mushrooms you hoped you'd found, but it's still a great mushroom.
www.mushroom-appreciation.com
Yes, I'd say Black Staining Polypore, and they are pretty good to eat. Well, I think so, anyway. I sliced them thin across the grain, so to speak and they were not tough or chewy at all. Mild, earthy flavor.
Stressless
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Thanks for the overwatch @Jamie - much appreciated. Looking up info Black Staining Polypore.
Grok for the analysis:
Asked Grok about BSP and it brought the BSP, HOTW and COTW for comparison. Very neat.
Grok for the analysis:
Asked Grok about BSP and it brought the BSP, HOTW and COTW for comparison. Very neat.
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Scroll down that link I posted and there are some tips and recipes as well.
I just checked the huge 100iish old white oak stump from which the flush of mine usually grows around and nothing up yet.