How to ID edible blusher mushrooms | Amanita flavorubens & other Amanita species section Validae

[@trimbaker1893]

Hi Anna, George here. Here being up near Cashiers North Carolina. Up at this elevation, near 4,000 ft. , I am finding many mushrooms that I can not yet identify. Its wonderful!!! : ) reach out if you ever want to come for a visit and hike around. I have a friend who owns 74 acres and another with 60, both right up the mountain from my cabin. Lots of good forests. Smiling, George.

[@courtneylovegowans2833]

Thanks for the great lesson on ID of this mushroom-Hoping to find some of these soon!!🎉

[@graemedevine9651]

Thanks Anna, I've found these before but still haven't picked up the courage to eat them as they've very similar to a panthercap, that's not what you want to eat, they're called The Blusher here in Ireland.

[@WalkswithMoss]

Thank you so much for your content. You’re so amazing!

[@GypsyTinker2012]

Thank you, Anna!

[@TheEverLovingOutdoors]

Great chat! ✌️

[@work4rsl46]

I just scored a pile of Chantelle and belots. I'd love to get you a Pic of the haul. They are from my cabin in southern missouri.

[@karencallis]

We missed you, Anna! Have you been as dry as us in the SC upstate?

[@wildpinto3291]

I found some blushers on the 4th of July along with a few chanterelles that were starting to pop. But in my area of Western Pa. We have been in a drought, and I haven't found any since. It's a real downer.

[@UncleBildo]

mmmmmmm! Mushrooms!

[@GoingNoWhereFast]

Nice channel, would love to chat with you about where you are looking and maybe do a collaboration