And I recommend hunting for these three edible fungi, which are easy to find, easy to identify and choice for eating. Remember to ask permission from a landowner or their agent before foraging on ...

A cluster of small “puffball” mushrooms grow on the surface of a fallen, rotting log. Find a variety of edible fall mushrooms in nature this week, as temperatures cool. Though mention of mushroom ...

Pacific Northwesterners who forage for wild mushrooms are noticing that the late summer and fall delicacies are coming in early this year. Edible wild mushrooms are flooding wholesale markets. In the ...

There is some great eating out there in the fungal world, and some of the best-tasting mushrooms are also quite safe, with no or few poisonous look-alikes. But every article about edible mushrooms ...

Mushroom season is here, and it’s arriving at a time when fungi of all kinds are at peak popularity. Colorado is home to a wide variety of mushrooms. Some local species are edible, others are ...

The weather during these last six weeks has had a few chilly days, and recently we even recorded frost, ice, and the first flurries. But for the most part, the weather has been mild. A few days of ...

Fungi of all shapes, colors and sizes blanketed the Elbe Hills State Forest on Oct. 2. Some mushrooms were dark, with brown-yellow caps. Others were flatter and white, sprouting from rotting logs, or ...

In search of a secret stash of boletes, edible mushrooms that grow beneath conifers in Oregon's coastal dunes, Nick Iadanza of Tigard fought his way deeper into the brush of Nehalem Bay State Park.

The spring sun fought its way through the dense canopy of trees and touched the forest floor. It had just rained and the smell of earth rose all around us. Mushrooms often appear after a downpour, so ...