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Its the pollution in the seas that puts me off. . And I'm in Scotland.

Beautiful video my friend, new year resolution is to do a bit more foraging so some of these will be in my mind now!

Murder Magic and Medicine by John Mann How chemistry of plants poisons has led to medical treatment

Danni's book was my Crimbo pressie..it's sooo good, her channel @danniinthewild is amazing too, Danni will be stoked you've recommended her book 🍄🤗🍄 please keep up the foraging, love your channel too! 🍄👍🍄

Great recommendations! Putting the foragers almanac on the list. Recently I bought a mushroom field guide with 1000+ species growing in the Netherlands, by Ewald Gerhardt (I think it's only in Dutch?). It also states the edibility of the species with an icon. In addition I bought a book only about edible mushrooms (and poisonous lookalikes)... I need a new bookshelf 😂By the way: you posted this exactly the moment the new year began for us in the Netherlands, happy new year! 🎉

Happy New Year Buddy - I hope you and the family had a great Christmas and New Year! - Here's to a great year of Foraging for 2025! Maybe i'll bump into you on the Island this year!

Excellent 👍

please do not tell me you ate the guts too? the black bit in top of the limpet

Are Stinkhorns not just, like, amazing? I can't get enough.

Devil Fingers from TikTok sent me 😊

I’ve played too much Elder Scrolls not to recognise a Stinkhorn on the spot 👍

Excellent video ❤

Got one off a big beech tree a few weeks ago. Boiled it up. Let it steep for a few days and put small containers of it in the freezer for the flu season. Did taste it and it was bitter. Will put honey next time.

Thank you kindly :)

Love these vids man! Am into bushcrafting and am trying to add propor foraging to my skillset

Yeah, never ever would I forage for these mushrooms.

Thats a beautiful mushroom

Egg sack of what???

I’ve always wondered what field mushrooms feed on. Other mushrooms feed on wood cellulose but field mushrooms how in, as you say, fields.

Thanks for the informative post

I know I’ve said this before - but your videos are a cut above the rest…so beautifully curated and edited and with such beautiful soundtracks.

Beautifully shot!

Really enjoyed this, thank you. Regarding mushroom percussion potential... have you seen the amazing work @PlantWave - check out their Mushroom Music video, beautiful frequencies 🥰

Another fantastic video! 💚🍄‍🟫

Another great video mate, your videography and knowledge is absolutely awesome!❤

Excellent video Thankyou😊❤️

Plenty of birches around here, but all very healthy with no mushrooms. I will try further north and west...

Awesome, this should be near me as well! Definitely seeing if I can find them this weekend. I want to say thanks again for these video's! They help me gain trust in myself as a forager. After a long time of "this is supposedly edible, that is supposedly edible" I finally build up the courage to pick and eat some. Checked off so far: bay bolete, porcini (😍), wood ear, amethyst deciever and oyster mushrooms. Starting off with beginner mushrooms of course :)

If you scrape the cap, and there is yellow (yellow stainer) - stay away from it...poisonous

Loads near me in the Chiltern Hills. Definitely going to collect some.

Awww does that mean I have to kerb my Birch bark chewing addiction?? Lol - great vid again Joseph! I could probably build my house with Birch Polypore the amount we have around here! Looking forward to the next vid!

I just picked some up today

Another great video mate! Will have to keep and eye out for these but unfortunately I hardly ever see birch trees over here in Brittany, in fact the only time I have seen them is when they have been planted in gardens or parks and don't think I have ever come across them "in the wild" as the say! Anyway still glad to learn something new! Have a great night!🌌

Nice vid, sorry in advance if i missed the answer to this but how much polypore fresh/dried do you use per cup of water?

Beautiful video! 🧡 🍄‍🟫

Sadly, the only birch polypore I've seen are on young birch trees on an island on a local nature reserve!

Hi guys is there any FREE foraging walls available in the uk ?

Beautiful! Excited to hopefully spot some myself this year 🍄‍🟫 🧡🍁

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Sour?

I love the idea of replanting little sampling oak trees. I saw lots when I was out walking today. I am going to give this a go and revisit them to see how they are doing 😊

According to the late great Roger Phillips it is edible when fresh?

How do you eat nettle? Boil? Do the leaves or stem sting?

That's right you get big ones small ones pin shaped and button shaped ones and some that model themselves on donnie trumpets d....

There he is! You make the most beautiful foraging videos around, looking forward to more!

Beautiful.. a family favourite harvesting chestnuts here in the forest of dean.. Many happy memories made gathering chestnuts. Thank you 💖🕊🙏🕊💖

We had so many fails today. I picked up poison pie and burnt knights. There were a couple I just could not identify which was a shame

Great video marra very informative 👍👍👍 knowledge is power pal 👍

I had some field mushrooms last year. The first day, I eat a small field mushroom raw. That night I had an extremely vivid dream. Being chased by a lion on the streets, ect. I never had dreams like that before or after I eat that raw mushroom. The second day I fried the rest of the mushrooms I picked that day. I had no dreams from eating the fried mushrooms but remember experiencing an unusual sensation.