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Field observations - the same mushrooms from a lower angle (modified)

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Don't Forget Mushrooms Just Because It’s Summer!

It was the middle of July. We had an unseasonable rain - just a sprinkle. I went to my Inocybe spot: nothing up.

John Brown

John Brown

September 2, 2007

Field observations - the same mushrooms from a lower angle (modified)

Cantharellus roseocanus. © Darvin DeShazer (from mushroomobserver.org)

On the way out I spotted two Princes (Agaricus augustus), both pristine, with gills still whitish. Surprising because the cap diameter of the larger was just under 12”.


Last weekend we found a few Hydnum repandum at Point Reyes. And Darvin De Shazer, who spent the day at Salt Point, came back with some Cantharellus roseocanus (rainbow chanterelles). Keep an eye out for big Sulfur Shelfs; because they get their moisture from trees, they come before the rains, usually with overcast skies. And remember your favorite graveyard for Agaricus bernardii!


John Brown

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