holly

cheers

anyone know of good football streaming sites to watch mainly prem lg ?

compare with Clitocybe nebularis the clouded agaric

have a look at the dji spark , phantoms if your wanting new are way above your budget i have both the phantom 4 pro and the spark fly more combo

i used a few of these in a mixed mushroom risotto there not the tastiest wild mushrooms iv'e also fried in butter and garlic with a splash of double cream added near the end of cooking just make sure when using that there pure white inside when you slice them

yes its now working fine cheers andy

starting to get a few now after the rain oysters , hen of the wood , stump puffballs , porcini its been poor so far this year

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tried to start a new post in food and drink and it wont attach the pics just says trouble uploading attachment contact us ? anyone else had problems the file size is well within limits

old wives tale

lol no spelling cock up

before even contemplating eating you need to identify them and be 100% sure you have an edible , the mushrooms in your pics look to be from the genus agarics you just need to figure out which one beware of the yellow stainer (Agaricus xanthodermus) think its the biggest cause of mushroom poisoning in the UK have a look on the first nature website and arm yourself with a good field guide if your planning to search out edible wild mushrooms

these are going in my dehydrator for winter use as there clean and maggot free expect to get more over the next couple of weeks if the overnight temps stay constant and above freezing

picked a few wild mushrooms this morning (porcini,ceps,penny buns) boletus edulis there about 3 weeks later to show this year probably caused by the dry summer worth the wait though

any updates on catches ?

anyone catching them off the beach ?

location ?

Thinking of going to Rhodes for holiday any recommendations ie resort or good hotels or other parts of Greece

dont know of any other it could be confused with theres a lot about at the moment google dryads saddle recipes

had a quick walk around a local wood and a few edible mushrooms are making a show pheasant back also known as dryads saddle (polyporus squamosus) easy to see why its called pheasant back and also oyster mushrooms (pleurotus ostreatus) growing up the side of a beech tree

picked a few today for a friend i cant eat st.georges they make me ill which is a shame as i know loads of good spots for them

bought one of these myself last week great bit of kit

if you use facebook theres a few dedicated groups a good source of info , https://www.facebook.com/groups/1598254113836028/

not heard or read anything on arsenic content

winter chanterelles (cantharellus tubaeformis)