For the past 3 years, I’ve had a single morel pop up right outside my front door.Apr 2020 ⋅ bearded_backpacker ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
crossing my fingers in Hope's to find anyone who has some prints or anything of these little beauties <3Mar 2021 ⋅ rivet_head99 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #Not-my-picture #3
My daughter is 3, and this is one of the only subs I let her scroll on my phone.Oct 2019 ⋅ SeabaSquad ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #r/mycology #3
After 3 years hunting every spring... finally! Found 7 total today. Southwestern Ontario, Canada.May 2021 ⋅ ghoulsofthetrade ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #7 #3
I designed and 3D printed some mushrooms to grow out of my monitor.May 2018 ⋅ falldeaf ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
It took a while from idea to execution but it's finally finished - Here's 3 favorites from my MushroomMar 2019 ⋅ Corvidopolis ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
3lbs of chanterelles and a nice sized chicken found in Wisconsin.Mar 2019 ⋅ freezer_guy ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Fairly large - about as wide as 2 or 3 hands..Anybody know this species?Mar 2019 ⋅ fizzlynutt ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3 #2
Lion’s Mane for over 3 weeks in the fridge and still perfect condition. Any reason not to eat?Dec 2024 ⋅ HandEducational3758 ⋅ r/mycology
This shii-take growing log I got from work for Christmas can be harvested 3-4 times a year for the nextDec 2022 ⋅ mirtistheword ⋅ r/mycology
Apps and locals said there was nothing growing... we decided to see for ourselves... 3 hours later, 7Oct 2020 ⋅ ethnictourettes ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #boletus #7 #3
These tiny reds were no bigger than 3mm - I would have missed them, were they not so bright!Apr 2018 ⋅ Sparkleworks ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Wanted to share my first Big node of Morels. Found 3.8lbs of small ones. In Eastern Nebraska river bottoms. Happy hunting!Apr 2018 ⋅ Gilligan2404 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #8 #3
My sister resisted picking this for 3 weeks. It was just too much temptation.Oct 2018 ⋅ lungbuttersucker ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Found some Shrimp of the woods and 3 types of Chanterelles: Cinnabar red, Yellowfoot, Black (W.Sep 2022 ⋅ BurlHead ⋅ r/mycology
My latest poster, I found all of the 77 species shown here in Central Florida over 3 years time.Apr 2017 ⋅ JustinSymbioBrosey ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #77 #3
3 cells & some moss: Fuligo septica, Tubifera, & Stemonitis (photo by Michael Harz)Jun 2022 ⋅ saddestofboys ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #photo-by-Michael-Harz
Found 3 Giant Puffballs this weekend. A big batch of cream of mushroom shortly followed.Sep 2019 ⋅ adeni ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Creekside in leaf litter; these two were the only of its kind I saw. 3-4 cm diameter.Jul 2022 ⋅ TwoBirdsEnter ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #NC,-USA #USA #NC
All these chanterelles for the low low price of 3 bee stingsOct 2021 ⋅ ShirtsAreDumb ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #f
Harvested over 3 lbs probably could have harvest another 3 lol.Sep 2020 ⋅ mycelialunderground ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Found on the island I live on in Maine 3 years ago. only could find it this one time. sorry I don't haveJan 2023 ⋅ FloppySlotter22 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #r/more
My haul from the other day, found about 3 more pounds of black trumpets since taking this.Aug 2018 ⋅ sarahdise12 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
I remove them and they grow right back weighing 2-3 lbs in a few weeks. What are they?Oct 2022 ⋅ Partagas2112 ⋅ r/mycology
I had almost given up on the logs I had inoculated with shiitake mycelium 3 years ago, but it's happeningSep 2022 ⋅ mshrmhntr ⋅ r/mycology
A growing mushroom can break through three inches of asphalt. Mycelium contains up to 3x the pressure of a car tire, or up to 10 atmospheres. A given cubic inch of soil can contain 8 miles of mycelium. Read this book.Nov 2016 ⋅ TemporalMush ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #10 #3 #8
Was about the size of a quarter 3 days before this picture, lasted another day before it collapsed underAug 2018 ⋅ chooseph ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #Connecticut #3
3lbs 13oz Giant Puffball (Calvatia Gigantea)Nov 2018 ⋅ Seabass1900 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #Calvatia-Gigantea #13 #3
Tiny exquisitely beautiful transparent filaments of Phycomyces (about 3 centimeters) living inside aMar 2018 ⋅ jamzik ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #about-3-centimeters
Caps 2-4cm, solitary or in clumps of 2-3, in cedar chips.Mar 2019 ⋅ Osaka121 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #f #3 #2 #4
3 generations, 2 hour hike, my son getting to pick his first morel, pricelessApr 2017 ⋅ brachiomyback ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3 #2
Western WA in February, grows from stump, 3 cm diameter, spore print whiteFeb 2017 ⋅ kit1980 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Found this bird’s nest 40 miles North of REDDING Ca, 3/14/19 at about 2,000 ft. elevation.Mar 2019 ⋅ Higherroute ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #000 #40 #19 #14 #3 #2
Follow up: this is what my Vascellum curtisii looked like today, 3 days after my last run/pic.Sep 2018 ⋅ Stewdogg ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Don't necessarily need an ID on this, just thpught you'd all appreciate this picture. Little dude couldn't have been more than 3mm tall. Southern VAOct 2018 ⋅ hellcheaterawhan ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Little mushroom like things on my store bought apples, purchased 3 days ago. Any idea what it is?Mar 2023 ⋅ LillyOfTheVoid ⋅ r/mycology
This white furry mold covering my dogs 3 day old poo. I guess you could call this a shitpost.Dec 2018 ⋅ Jamesthevet ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
It’s about 3 inches across, soft, seems very much alive, not a dried thing. Full sun.Mar 2019 ⋅ vroomvroom450 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #f #3
Spent 3 hours in the woods this afternoon Montgomery County PA..Jul 2015 ⋅ TreeDwellingLorax ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
My mushroom book shows like 3 possibilities, one of them poisonous :/Aug 2017 ⋅ taradactyl777 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Was told you guys might like these..3 years and I've finally got a consistent spot!May 2017 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Found December 3, 2017. This is my first post and have been wondering for a while.Feb 2018 ⋅ jtomion ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #2017 #3
Stem is 3-4 inches long with the cap being about the size of a quarterNov 2017 ⋅ beccaisbecca ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3 #4
This gorgeous little cluster popped up in my herb garden <3 i'd love help IDing it (bay area, CA)Dec 2018 ⋅ Enali ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #bay-area,-CA #bay-area #CA #8 #3
Use to be 2 sweet gum trees we removed 3 years ago bc a beetle ate the insides and they died.Jan 2022 ⋅ awkrawrz ⋅ r/mycology
Yesterdays garden and foraging haul. 3 pounds of North Georgia chanterelles.Jul 2014 ⋅ mar10wright ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
ID Request: Mansfield, CT, USA growing in lowland hardwood forest out of wood, found 1/3/2016Jan 2017 ⋅ tupperwhat ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #2016 #3 #1
Morchella importuna in Mulch, Eugene, Or - 3-11-14 <cakeday karma grab commences>Mar 2014 ⋅ chickenofthewoods ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #14 #11 #3
Fungi spotted in Chicago, IL, early October, approx 10 feet (3 meters) above a busy street.Nov 2017 ⋅ redhotkurt ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #m #3-meters #15-cm #10 #6 #3
After everyone in our area already found one, our turn! 3.4lb Lion's Mane!Nov 2013 ⋅ termite10 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3 #4
[ID Request] Lycoperdon perlatum -- Gem Studded Puffball? Found in Western NC Mtns (3k'), on mixed woodchip and grass debris strewn along rain flood cutout along gravel driveway border.Jun 2015 ⋅ infinity_QE ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #ID-Request #3
With close to 3 inches of rain in the last few days my woods is wall to wall mushroom forest.Jul 2014 ⋅ eenymeenymineyshemp ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
I poured some leftover liquid culture (Grifola frondosa) on some black locust trees in our backyard 3Oct 2021 ⋅ mkcronin ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #Grifola-frondosa
[ID Request] 3'' height, 1-2 diameter. NE KS, US.May 2015 ⋅ Brownbacked ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #ID-Request #3 #2 #1
I’d like to think the relationship is symbiotic (going on 3 years with semi-regular mushrooms aroundMay 2019 ⋅ bbum ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #going-on-3-years-with-semi-regular-mushrooms-around-this-cactus
Nice Oysters, a Bowl of Blewits, fawn mushrooms, puffballs of 3 species, Rooted Polypore.Oct 2018 ⋅ TheGoonarGhost ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #f
Beautiful picture of Lactarius indigo [3,264px × 2,448px] (xpost from /r/VeryLargeImages)Oct 2011 ⋅ bigmapblog ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #xpost-from--r-VeryLargeImages #VeryLargeImages #xpost-from #r #448 #264 #3 #2
Last night's shiitake haul from 3 sawdust blocks. 2lbs! I'm very pleased.Apr 2013 ⋅ OGLothar ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #m #2
Showed up after two weeks of rain in Fort Worth TX, cap touches ground, about 3-4 inches in diameterJun 2017 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #4 #3
2-3” wide shroom in Piedmont (Raleigh) NC. Not sure what it is, but pink gills.Oct 2018 ⋅ Ruby5000 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #Raleigh #2 #3
I find them in the garden every 3 days (healthy soil) but how wonderful it would be if we could cookApr 2017 ⋅ likeAbuddha2 ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #healthy-soil #344 #5 #3
I went morel hunting today, it was a complete success. 2 hours in the car and 3 hours wandering amongMay 2018 ⋅ IronMycelium ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3 #2
[Houston, TX] 3-year old nephew asked if the internet knew what the weird thing he found was.Nov 2016 ⋅ Trailmagic ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #Houston,-TX #Houston #TX #3
Id request: Algarve, south Portugal, v3ery dry area, find a bunch of this near fennel and mint plantsNov 2017 ⋅ BeleriandCrises ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Inoculated 3/10/10, first good flush 9/20/11. It Worked!Sep 2011 ⋅ cephaloman ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #10 #11 #20 #3 #9
None of it was visible on the surface but started about 3 inches down. Found in Boston area.Jun 2014 ⋅ copperpoint ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #definitely-not-clay #3
ID help with 3 of these white/pinkish mushrooms growing close to each other. Any guesses?Oct 2017 ⋅ ViviCS ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #3
Stark County Morel Festival, Wyoming Illinois - May 3rd 2014Apr 2014 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #2014 #3
Calvatia Gigantea - The Giant puffball Mushroom [3,954×2,636] (x-post r/mushroomporn)Feb 2013 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #x-post-r-mushroomporn #mushroomporn #x-post-r #636 #954 #3 #2
In The Central Market Hall in Budapest, Hungary there are 3D mushroom identification exhibits (more pics inside)Oct 2017 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #more-pics-inside #3
3 stem (5 with cap) 4 wide cap There were no others around, it was all alone.Nov 2015 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/mycology ⋅ #r/Mycology #5 #3 #4
