Seriously??
Holy moly! Emily gets credit for spotting this first…but honestly, who could have missed it?! This is a mushroom from the polypore family, under a jumbo oak tree in […]
Foraging
Saturday Evening Post – Hunting Morel Mushrooms
Recently we were interviewed by Bill Newcott for the Saturday Evening Post. The article includes two of Ryan’s photos. He is proud to have his […]
Article in Rhode Island Monthly
Forage for Wild Mushrooms in Rhode Island ‘Shroom Hunters Ryan Bouchard and Emily Schmidt Show You How BY JULIE DUGDALE PHOTOS BY CAT LAINE You […]
Look under the mushroom cap
These pictures demonstrate the importance of always looking at (and photographing, if possible) the underside of the cap on a mushroom. From above, these three […]
Green-Quilted Russula Mushroom
Russula mushrooms are as common in the summertime as mosquitos, and like many mushroom groups, some in the Russula category are edible and some are […]
Summer Mushrooms
Here is a small assortment of just a few of the incredible varieties of mushrooms that are available during the Summer season. Going clockwise from […]
The Apricot Jelly Mushroom
Jelly Fungi are truly special, having a texture that is absolutely unique and all their own. These mushrooms are gelatinous, soft and wiggly, and a […]
Bicolor Bolete Mushrooms
Bicolors, anybody? This July we found more than ever before!