30 Wild Mushrooms Explained- Olympic Mountains Washington
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025
- Wild mushroom identification is what this channel is all about. Aaron Hilliard, mycology educator, takes us into the forest of the Olympic Mountains of Washington state to see first hand what kind of mushrooms are growing right at the beginning of fall. Some delicious and some toxic, Aaron will explain what the mushrooms are, some facts about each one, and it's edibility. We will also look at some of the breathtaking views and deep forests of the southeast Olympic mountains, one of the two main mountain ranges in the Pacific Northwest, one of the most diverse regions in the world for fungi.
Aaron teaches mycology classes at the Olympic College in Bremerton Washington as well as being the vice president of the Kitsap Peninsula Mycological Society, and creator of Mushroom Wonderland(links to everything below). Aaron has had a curiosity with mushrooms since his early childhood and has spent every rainy season wandering the forests of the NW and getting to know all of the fungi, well, not all. Mycology, the study of fungus is so broad and relatively young, that it is unlikely to ever "know it all."
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We will not accept any responsibility for negligence or accidental ingestion of poisonous mushrooms or plants. These videos are not intended to be a definitive field guide, but rather a starting point to become familiar with habitat, Everyone is encouraged to do their own studies, acquire literature or internet resources to safely and confidently identify wild foods before they eat them. When eating a new wild mushroom, it is advised to start with only a small amount, and make sure that it is fresh and that it is cooked thoroughly. Some mushrooms do not agree with certain individuals, and this is typically discovered on a case-by-case basis. All the ideas expressed in the comments should be taken with a large grain of salt. I don’t think there is any other field of study or science that has more misinformation being shared so freely and boldly. Mushroom Wonderland and Aaron himself have no opinion and neither encourage nor discourage the use of mushrooms containing mind-altering compounds. These mushrooms contain powerful chemicals and should be treated with a high level of responsibility. Any video topics on the habitat, natural distribution, and morphological features of psychoactive mushrooms portrayed on this channel are purely for scientific and educational purposes.
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awesome video!! thank you again for the amazing educational mushroom content Aaron! those purple mushrooms looked beautiful!
Appreciate you show us all the mushroom we can see at PNW. Thank you thank you!!!
Awesome terrain also !!!
Thanks for the mushroom tour. I'm in Anacortes and our forest lands are so great for mushroom spotting. We always find some new, weird ones when we hike. And now I have a name for those shrumps!
@@KelleyKat great! Thanks for watching. 🤙🍄🍄🍄
Hi Aaron, wow brother I live minutes from lake Cushman!! I would have really enjoyed running with you, if it was ok with you, I know Mason county better than the back of my hand, I work for the local power company and I’m everywhere in the county, ever since I subscribed to your channel I’m seeing mushrooms everywhere!! Bless your heart my brother!! 👍🏽💯❤️
@@Hector-vx5yc That's the area I learned to hunt mushrooms in, right around Lake Cushman. My grandma lived out her last 10 years right up there at the t by Big Creek campground. The driveway to the right before the t. I spent my time roaming around in those forests as a young teenager. It's an amazing area!
Such great information! Thanks!!
I was just in the Eastern Olympics on Lena Lake trail. Same area (sorta), but you found much cooler species than I did! Cool video.
Thanks Aaron its still very dry here in Ireland for a change rain on the way next few days and temperature dropping hopefully get some mushrooms soon, mush love from Ireland my friend.
I had just finally identified the "fat jacks" in my back yard (after 10 years of wondering!), and you helped to confirm my i.d. I'm just getting started, learning one new mushroom at a time. Your video was so helpful! Thanks! (from North Olypen)
Honey mushrooms are pretty good, except for the tough stems, which are only good for flavoring broths. Be careful not to confuse them with Deadly Gallerina!
Wow, New England cannot relate to these wonderful mushroom conditions right now! So for now, I will live vicariously 🤧
11 likes for 27 views, that's a nice ratio, you deserve it mate!
I live just east of Seattle and last year was my first time finding lobster mushrooms. This year none, just some russela in the same area 😢
The largest patch of honeys is actually in Wisconsin. Seen from the space!
Some of my recent readings have mentioned the as-yet-unquantified dangers of the application of fire retardants on forests...dangers to the life systems there. (as you're speaking of the drier less fungal patch of forest)
Found plenty of the shaggy chanterelles over in Idaho
I came back from Tuscany Italy 10 days ago .And we found a lots Porcini there now is the Season. we di eat all of it .With Tagliatelle and Porcini .And Fry .and with Polenta .We're So good 👍 👏
How sought after are lobsters? I’ve been able to locate a good amount of them, but just admired and moved on.. should I be foraging all I see and preparing..?
@@kbbb some people really love them, some people not so much. Personal preference. I would try to cook up a couple of the nicer specimens you find and try them out. Maybe you'll find you like them, maybe not.
Spring board notches are getting harder and harder to find
Do a vid on psilicybe
@@me67226 I have a few but they often get removed and people get strikes on their channel for the topic, so I tried to keep it pretty family friendly and not get the channel canceled.
Question-4th generation growing up in WA San Juan’s always told ferry rings were good. Are you saying forest ferry rings not good but lawn ferry rings are good?
@@jmorris8388 It's all what you choose to believe. I think most ancient European folklore has a tradition of fairy rings being sinister.
Be safe, please learn to identify the specific mushroom you are considering eating!
"Bed Sh*ting Chantrelle" ...... and that's all I need to know to leave it where it is..... LOL!!!
Aw yiss, posted 7 minutes ago.
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How can I cook, prepare puff mushroom for consume? Is the same way as I cook chanterelles?
@@trainguythei7470 yes, sauteed is a good way to go.
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Can a base of a lobster mushroom come from a poisonous mushroom, or does that not happen. I might not even know what I'm saying rn. Lol
If you pick over a pint of mushrooms in the Olympic National Park you are in violation of the law. I got a ticket a couple of years ago.
@@stevenjohnson1623 The guidelines say 1 quart within national park boundaries, and it has to be more than 2 ft from the main nature trails. We weren't in the national Park.
Это вам сам господь сказал,а раньше говорили бог един так что не выдумывайте товарищ поп вы Бога в глаза не видели а Бог у нас в душе вижу крест молюсь и всем желаю
SQUIRREL DRYING THE SHROOM
YOU ARE JUST MAKING A BIG MESS WHEN YOU PICK THOSE CHANTERELLES
HOW TASTEY IS A BUCKET FULL OF DIRT?
It was delicious. Didn't have a knife on me at that moment
IM GUESSING HE ISNT THE ONE PREPARING THE MUSHROOMS FOR CONSUMPTION. ✌️😃🗣
@@westcoast8562 Wait till you see the upcoming hedgehog video where I didn't have a knife 🤣🤣🤣
@@mushroomwonderland1wenn ich in den Wald gehe zum Pilze suchen habe ich in IMMER ein Messer zur Hand 🍄 Grüße aus Sachsen Deutschland 🇩🇪👍