Chanterelle season is in full swing in Washington state. Picked 13lbs yesterday.Sep 2015 ⋅ SiloHawk ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #13
My boyfriend found some chicken of the woods, so I fried it. Amazing. (x-post from r/food)Oct 2015 ⋅ I_am_veggie ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #x-post-from-r-food #x-post-from-r #food
I live in London but can still forage up a wild salad- Lime leaves, chickweed, primrose flowers.May 2015 ⋅ TBob1983 ⋅ r/foraging
We found a whole field of asparagus! Car keys for scale. Chelan County, WA.May 2015 ⋅ tabularasa1 ⋅ r/foraging
Good start to the black raspberry season...filled the coffee can 4 times in 3.5 hours...almost 9 lbs! (Northern Illinois)Jun 2015 ⋅ Drumlin ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #Northern-Illinois #5 #9 #4 #3
A Depression-Era Medicinal Plant Map of the United States. [x-post from /r/gardening]May 2015 ⋅ infinity_QE ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #x-post-from--r-gardening #x-post-from #gardening #r
I think I'm gonna need a bigger table next week (16-18lbs chanterelles October 4th, 2015 WA)Oct 2015 ⋅ SiloHawk ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #16-18lbs-chanterelles-October-4th #16-18lbs-chanterelles-October-4th,-2015-WA #2015-WA
Nabbed enough blackberries from the canyon to make a nice cobbler! (Oak Creek, AZ)Aug 2015 ⋅ ChroniclyDope ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #Oak-Creek,-AZ #Oak-Creek #AZ
Sunchoke harvest we did a couple weeks ago. 6lbs in all, so tasty!Nov 2015 ⋅ Sluckinfuts ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #6
Love finding new spots in the middle of the city! Wild blackberries collected within ten minutes, will definitely be going back for more :)Jul 2015 ⋅ monstervsme ⋅ r/foraging
Delaware County Indiana- Surprisingly no Pheasant Backs or Ramps. Yes I found the pliers and also an arrow that isn't present. 40 of them were in one honey hole.Apr 2015 ⋅ justincolts ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #40
Prickly Pear found and enjoyed in Moab. Got stuck a few times getting to the meat though :)Nov 2015 ⋅ DoctorPony ⋅ r/foraging
Tapping maples for syrup in zone 8, lots of fun, one hell of a workout!Mar 2015 ⋅ deleted_tomorrow ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #8
Help ID this? Goat and rabbits love it, and it grows near freshwater sources here in the mountains of Western NC. I've also heard that recently some folks were spotted gathering grocery bags full of it nearby for use in cooking. Unfortunately, my source did not get the plant name.May 2015 ⋅ isaidputontheglasses ⋅ r/foraging
Walnuts! And gosh they are a lot of work to open. It's funny how scented the outside of the pod is! Like strongly scented soap.Mar 2015 ⋅ Octagon_Time_Machine ⋅ r/foraging
We had another great harvest. The blackberries are early and healthy!May 2015 ⋅ MonkeyKing_ ⋅ r/foraging
Foraged green smoothie ingredients. Plantain, sow thistle, dandelion, chicory and other wild lettuces.Jun 2015 ⋅ justabondservant ⋅ r/foraging
Pretty sure I've eaten this before.. can anyone confirm they are edible?Oct 2015 ⋅ nunodonato ⋅ r/foraging
I've been learning how and what to forage all year, and wanted to share my first successful major harvest. [PNW]Oct 2015 ⋅ trevbillion ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #PNW
Can anyone help identify this berry? Is it edible? Is it any good? Best way to eat them if they are edible? (Central Pennsylvania)Jun 2015 ⋅ DuudeMaanBroo ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #Central-Pennsylvania
Mulberries collected from my apartment's parking lot. Now just waiting for the wine berries to ripen!Jun 2015 ⋅ Ladybird310 ⋅ r/foraging
Name these treats. Will anyone manage to name them all? (see first comment for hints)Jan 2015 ⋅ eatstheweeds ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #see-first-comment-for-hints
Did a little urban foraging this morning found some white sapotes and rose applesJul 2015 ⋅ thegoodherb ⋅ r/foraging
Big windstorm last night means my house smells like roasted Kentucky-coffee tree seeds today!Apr 2015 ⋅ SednaBoo ⋅ r/foraging
ID Request. Found a bunch of these along a trail while foraging for mushrooms.Aug 2015 ⋅ brachiomyback ⋅ r/foraging
A fruitful hike in SW Wisconsin: Chanterelles, black trumpets, and king boletes.Jul 2015 ⋅ Gullex ⋅ r/foraging
Went out on my first ever foraging trek and managed to find some rampsApr 2015 ⋅ wamzlam ⋅ r/foraging
can any one help me identify these berries? they look like black berries but they grow on a treeMay 2015 ⋅ ant_the_knee ⋅ r/foraging
Can anyone help identify this? It grows everywhere, but I haven't seen it in any of the books I have.Jun 2015 ⋅ DuudeMaanBroo ⋅ r/foraging
accidentally took a bite of this (air potato?) vine. didn't swallow. do I need to worry?Apr 2015 ⋅ a_1steak_sauce ⋅ r/foraging
I am in southern NH. This was identified on another sub as burdock. Can anyone confirm/give a specific species and tell me if it is edible?May 2015 ⋅ Notenoughsuspenders ⋅ r/foraging
ID for this new mushroom on my property, brown with reddish sponge under capSep 2015 ⋅ rightc0ast ⋅ r/foraging
Foraging in washington state, need identification help. Are these edible?Jul 2015 ⋅ Unfunniest ⋅ r/foraging
Found these mock strawberries a little while back. What culinary suggestions do you have to make them worth the effort to gather.Apr 2015 ⋅ plipyplop ⋅ r/foraging
What is this oregano-scented little plant with purple flowers and coim sized leaves?Jun 2015 ⋅ deluxe_beluga ⋅ r/foraging
New Forager looking for some guidance identifying possible Amaranth, Burdock, Osterich Fern, Wapato and a mystery berry.Jul 2015 ⋅ felixblacke ⋅ r/foraging
Experiment: Made redbud pod 'chips.' They are not burnt, but they aren't good either.Jun 2015 ⋅ SednaBoo ⋅ r/foraging
I though this was prickly lettuce but upon closer inspection i have to ask; what have I been eating?Apr 2015 ⋅ computerbone ⋅ r/foraging
Found some Boletus Edulis in the middle of the neighborhood after a rainAug 2015 ⋅ cosmonk_ ⋅ r/foraging
Anyone know what kind of berries these are? They grow on a tree. (Seattle, WA in Queen Anne)Aug 2015 ⋅ braveworrier ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #Seattle,-WA-in-Queen-Anne #WA-in-Queen-Anne #Seattle
Help identifying this plant? Are the berries edible? (Central Pennsylvania). My cat is also very interested in finding out...Jul 2015 ⋅ DuudeMaanBroo ⋅ r/foraging ⋅ #Central-Pennsylvania
Out of a walk and found some boletes I'd never seen before. Blue bruising, is this one poisonous?Oct 2015 ⋅ doppelgin ⋅ r/foraging
Jewel weed identification help!! Just making sure this is jewelweed??Jul 2015 ⋅ corgi_momma ⋅ r/foraging
ID request: Small, dark blue, tomato like insides. Growing in a median near my house.Aug 2015 ⋅ satiredun ⋅ r/foraging
Are these ramps? I've never found/looked for any before and just want to make sure. They don't have the purple.Apr 2015 ⋅ justincolts ⋅ r/foraging
Interested to know what kind of wild grapes these are? I have oodles of them!! (I'm in WV)Jul 2015 ⋅ corgi_momma ⋅ r/foraging
