Thanks for sharing your walk with us Danni I’ve never spotted a bluet mushroom In my area it just keeps throwing up the same types of mushrooms tbh I’ve tried lots of different habitats aswell although I’ve picked tons of horse mushrooms which where delicious but have to be careful because growing amongst them is the yellow stainer 😮
Aw thanks for watching and always commenting Matt it’s appreciated!!! Keep on your search, they will be lurking around somewhere up until the frosts hit. It can be disheartening when you are looking for something in particular though can’t it? 20 years and I’ve never found a true morel in its prime! 🥲
I wish someone can explain why we cant just put it in the middle and let it be. The whole add an hour lose an hour gimmick irritates me twice a year!!!
If you're in the UK I would recommend Wild Food UK's channel and website for mushroom identification. I would always use multiple sources, including books.
Yes of course! It was just books for me 20 years ago and now RUclips is such a great source of info, as @morzorkatvfm said, @WildFoodUK is an awesome channel for videos on particular species ID, as is @UKWildcrafts In terms of books id recommend any of the Collins guides, the river cottage mushrooms handbook by John wright and of course ‘mushrooms’ by Roger Phillips. Also James at @TotallyWildUK just sent me a copy of his new book which is awesome and includes some recipes too! As mentioned though do triple check resources to be certain 💚
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Thank you for this Danni. Just what I needed this evening. Only complaint is I didn't want it to end..... well not for a while anyway ❤
Thanks becca! I never know how long is *too* long 😁
Sometimes the mushrooms become secondary ❤
That Purple mushroom is very very cool to see.
I can never get over how vibrant they are!
Hi Danni and thanks for vid obviously
you have been drinking Galium Aparine water all your life 😘
🤣🤣🤣 I like you, you can stay 👍🏽
Thank you Danny.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing your walk with us Danni I’ve never spotted a bluet mushroom
In my area it just keeps throwing up the same types of mushrooms tbh I’ve tried lots of different habitats aswell although I’ve picked tons of horse mushrooms which where delicious but have to be careful because growing amongst them is the yellow stainer 😮
Aw thanks for watching and always commenting Matt it’s appreciated!!! Keep on your search, they will be lurking around somewhere up until the frosts hit. It can be disheartening when you are looking for something in particular though can’t it? 20 years and I’ve never found a true morel in its prime! 🥲
@@danniinthewild been watching ur channel since day one Danni
A forever fan
Thank you
Im in S France.Different vegatation.
South of France!!!😍😍 What do you have growing there at the moment?
@@danniinthewild Well,to start,Christmas coming up,clementines.My lemons are still green.
I wish someone can explain why we cant just put it in the middle and let it be. The whole add an hour lose an hour gimmick irritates me twice a year!!!
Does me every year 🤣
Turn it over to spread the spores xxxx
Good tip! My blewit buddy was very top heavy and kept rolling over, but she was fully mature and had already spread billions of spores 🙌🏾🫶🏾
@@danniinthewild enjoy kiddo.love your chilled program.xxx
Thanks for the love! 😘😘😘
Can one safely learn to identify mushrooms from a good Id book?
Good books yes ,but alot of mushrooms have 1 very similar which are dodgy... check spore print's for colour...
If you're in the UK I would recommend Wild Food UK's channel and website for mushroom identification. I would always use multiple sources, including books.
Yes of course! It was just books for me 20 years ago and now RUclips is such a great source of info, as @morzorkatvfm said, @WildFoodUK is an awesome channel for videos on particular species ID, as is @UKWildcrafts
In terms of books id recommend any of the Collins guides, the river cottage mushrooms handbook by John wright and of course ‘mushrooms’ by Roger Phillips. Also James at @TotallyWildUK just sent me a copy of his new book which is awesome and includes some recipes too! As mentioned though do triple check resources to be certain 💚