Mushrooms at Night with a UV flashlight! with Sidnee Obersingleton Halloween Edition
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- Опубликовано: 30 окт 2022
- In this video, renowned Oregon mycologist Sidnee Obersingleton takes us on a journey into the PNW forest at night with black lights to look at some of the amazing fungi and other things that glow under UV light at night, and spookiness ensues! We get visited and hurt by some unexpected visitors and we get followed by a creature in the treetops making the spookiest of sounds. Then we talk all about mushrooms, mycology in general, and look at the actual mycorrhizae on a tree root in the forest at midnight!! It was wild and also educational. A must see tribute to the spookiest day of the year! Thanks for watching and Mush-Love!
Here are the links for the UV lights-
Sidnee's blueish 365 NM UV light-
amzn.to/3TSdtK5
My 395-400 UV light more purplish-
amzn.to/3WiAp6F
Psilocybin containing mushroom saved my life. The drastically reduced my benzodiazepine withdrawal allowing me to quite illicit pill addiction after three years of heavy daily use before it would had became medically dangerous to quit. it has also helped me to survive depression
Psychedelic’s definitely have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression, I would like to try them again again but it’s just so hard to source out of there.
@Micheal Harris came across the comments about him and I must say he is a genius.
I’m feeling the same way too. I put too much on my plate and it definitely affects my stress and anxiety level. I am so glad to be part of this community.
Is he on inSta?
Tripping is not really bad but find a good mycologist who will teach you the right things you need to know
I get kinda pumped up hearing your intro music now! Lol I guess I really to a liking to your videos.🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Glad you're here🍄👊
Happy Halloween. Drinking a reishi hot cocoa, with reishi & chaga, infused hot water that also has lions main powder in it with silk coconut beverage. The reishi used for the water wild & found & picked by me, rest from store. Happy Halloween.🍄
“Every step you take..” mycelium be watchin’ you. Loved this! Thank you ✌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for always sharing and helping with ID.
Really fascinating!
What fun! You're right -- this adventure is wild and educational.
Really cool stuff man keep doing what your doing. Sweet Intro too man.
Super cool. Just ordered a 365 o-light and look forward to mushroom
Night forays along with desert scorpion hunting.
The bee was still on his backpack at 9:50 in the video. That was very entertaining. That seems rare to happen.
Amazing stuff, love it!
Creepy Cool! Great info love the video, it's the bees knees.🤭 Happy Halloween!
A damp clay applied to the sting works well to draw out the venom as the clay dries. If done quickly it works really well
Great video idea I enjoyed watching!
Oh so fun! I am in Sweden UV hunting for lichen and fungi in the woods. Got yellow, red and orange lichens so far. Xanthoria ssp. lichen with 365UV reflects superbright orange, check it out if you got the chance. Spaerophorus fragilis glows extremely blue. I hope to find Armillaria ssp fungi green bioluminescent and when the snow is gone some Cladonia ssp are supposed to reflect blue. I go UV hunting with groups, it's always fun
Great video! Very informative and funny. A vast improvement from earlier ones.
I keep bees. They only come out for one reason after dark or if it is cold. Funny to me when someone else gets the message.
Informative and super fun
What a fun video! Aaron, your videos relax me and make happy memories. Thank you so much! Mush ❤ too you and your wife and kids!!!
Facinating
So cool
This was amazing thank you, torches ordered, every day is a school day my friend, love from Ireland.
I just love this channel
Great mushrooms
This is real cool stuff! I like nocturnal mushroom hunting... this would be a definite level up to bring along. I do want to ask this though: Did you two decide not to go too deep into woods because you guy(s) scared of bigger beasts like bears or wolves or cougars? In this video footage with sound the sounds of highway traffic is near by.
I could hear the wasps in the audio. Unlike honeybees, yellow jackets and other wasps can sting repeatedly and they don't lose their stinger or venom sac when they zap you.
Perfect Halloween pick! Sooo...was that an owl you heard? Your scary movie comment was hilarious! Great job!
Yes it was! A barred owl. Thanks for watching.
I love nerding out to this channel. Question: Have either of you ever heard of someone who regularly disposes of mushroom "stumps" or leftover pieces on their property being able to eventually see those particular mushrooms fruit? Every time I forage, I throw any little pieces I don't cook all over the woods on my land. This is my first year on the property, so I don't expect to see anything any time soon. But I was hoping maybe I'd have a chance of someday seeing mushrooms pop! It sounds like the spores have quite a bit of competition, but I'm still keeping my fingers crossed!
I think it's going to be a lot more difficult with certain species but with something like an oyster mushroom I definitely think it's pretty easy to happen.
Some people think that making a slurry out of the mushroom is the best way.
Drizzle it on a dying tree or some wood chips.
Anything is possible, but SO many factors all have to line up, especially with mycorrhizal species, that chances are slim. I think thats part of the reason I love mushrooms so much. Its the mystery. They do what they want and wont easily be told what to do!
@@mushroomwonderland1 thanks for the reply :D
Superfun, thx =) But just to mention that there was a safety warning on my 365 UV not to shine it on human skin, eyes,...
21:35 - Could you put florescent dye on the root and see which tree is ends up in¿?
The local boletus edullis patches didn't come up this year in allyn
Hey Aaron, I have been binging your videos for a couple months now and I have to let you know they are my absolute favorite mushroom videos. Fantastic work!
I do have both a question and a request. Sidnee mentioned a website that is/has a database of root tip morphology and he said he could get you a link. Did he ever provide you with that link and could you pass it along? It is most certainly well beyond my current knowledge and likely not useful to be currently, but mycology has consumed me in a way that nothing else ever has. I would greatly appreciate that link if you have it. I may also find an email and reach out that way.
I was on the Olympic Peninsula picking brush when I sat down for a smoke break and noticed that there was a lot of wasps in the area. So I decided to move. That's when I noticed there was a golf ball hole in the ground that I just happened to be sitting on. I didn't get stung thank God I had Haley Hansen rubber-coated canvas reindeer on. Scary moments!
Cool story bro
Nobody cares
Just ate some penne with honey mushrooms off a stump in my backyard, you can see them in broad daylight though
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put some mud on the sting takes away the pain and swelling 😉
👍👍👍
Sounds like an Owl
My friend is a bird expert and confirmed it was a Barred Owl.
Sidnee has the post about Amanita and its edibility. Appreciate the content
Yellow jackets. Runnnnn.
What out for those things that Lurk in the dark!!! Ie big Foot and little feet bees and owl’s
only "big feet" are these two stumbling around in the dark 🤣
dang bees lol!
poor bees ALWAY getting blamed for stinging when it's hornets or wasps #beelivesmatter
@@BubuH-cq6km 😂 so true
@@extrazero1593 definitely not Bees! Yellowjackets!!
I’m looking forward to finding some cyanecens soon here in Issaquah
Me to, but in NW Washington
Any relation to dustin hilliard?
I just posted the same style of video lol
How can you test a uv flashlight to make sure it’s real?
Point it at something white in the pitch black and see if it glows!
20:21
Wait wait, what?
So my belief that chanterelles are strongly associated with Oregon grape is a myth? Really? I mean whenever I'm looking for new chanterelle hunting grounds, I'm looking for Oregon grape, and this seems to be pretty reliable. So this has all been coincidence all this time?
Depends where you're looking. If you're looking for them in Michigan, you're not going to be trying to find Oregon grape.
Not all Sasquatch stink
Darn ground bees!! 😢 I accidentally peed on ground bees once and got stung 32 x’s… do not recommend
I have stepped on a few yellow jacket nests in my time. At night they are the calmest!! haha