Thanks Dave. Blewits

[Amara]

Thanks for all your help Dave.

 

I spent about 40 minutes after work today going over a low 800 sqft section and sorted through several different trichs and hebelomas and a few additional mystery mushrooms. The forest floor was covered

I didn't take many; for all I know I could be allergic as it seems some people are, and I tried different levels of maturity so I can see what I consider the cut off and get used to the different textures per stages.

Though the very mature ones seem more tan; I will probably not pick them as it seems they turn tan at a later level of maturity when they won't be ideal to eat, and I think at that stage is when they could be most likely confused.

[Lily]

U r welcome,  not a problem! ------ I pretend I was Dave.     Wish I was him. He is so knowledgeable about mushrooms. By reading his post I learn from him. Here I thank him too!

[Amara]

I had another great day! I found more blewits in a different white pine forest. T

Then went for a walk around Jack pine and found jacks. Then went to a red pine forest. There is some birch in there that have polypores stuck on them I find hilarious. I have some birch logs I stuffed in my front yard growing them. 

Then I went to another forest and collected greenery

What a great day. (I did work today between all that)... I'm not very knowledgeable about jacks, I have some general rules for the group until I learn more, I did see a mushroom hunter getting some the other day and he took them a bit more mature than I collected... They seem sticky and  Im not sure I'm very excited to try...