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Welcome to my new and improved site for fungi lovers and wild food foragers! If you have arrived at this site then you probably have a passion for fungi foraging and are looking to gain knowledge about the hugely diverse and fascinating world of wild mushrooms. On the links below you will find a number of sections which will hopefully be a guide to you in your research. This site contains many pages and they are not always easy to find - if you get stuck, please try using the search box or click "View All Categories" Do not eat any wild mushrooms without expert guidance. You use this content at your own risk. Also - share your foraging trips and use the "Post Latest Foraging Trip" feature to tell others about your foraging for anything from fungi, wild plants, wild meat, berries, nuts or herbs.

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	Found these on edge of our field under oak / alder trees. Smell good and "mushroomy" growing in long grass in clumps. Caps up to 4" dia. Does any
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	Please help! No idea what these are..... any ideas? I have kids so I'm always nervous when you pop up!
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	This is the top bit, Im guessing Porcini? Some kind of Boletus, but which and is it edible?Dordogne Proissans.
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Wild Mushroom Identification - Recommended Books for All Skill Levels:

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-	Identifying Edible Mushrooms. The Cep	-	Identifying Edible Mushrooms. The Ink Cap	-	Identifying Edible Mushrooms. The Wood Blewit
-	Identifying Edible Mushrooms. The Chanterelle	-	Identifying Edible Mushrooms. The Hedgehog Fungus	-	Identifying Edible Mushrooms. Chicken of the Woods
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Latest Wild Mushrooms Articles

October 6, 2016
Geoff Dann Book Release - Edible Mushrooms
Finally the most exciting news we have been able to reveal on this site in many years is that Geoff Dann's much anticipated book Edible Mushrooms: A Forager's Guide to the Wild Fungi of Britain and Europe is finally hitting the shelves!!! Geoff is a much valued contributor to the site and

January 16, 2015
WildMushroomsOnline on facebook
http://facebook.com/wildmushroomsonline Wild Mushrooms Online now has a facebook page. This page will be used for all news articles and a wider discussion of mushrooms and fungi in general, as well as foraging updates and information like the main site. Please be sure to logon and "like"

December 6, 2014
Geoff on Radio Kent
Geoff Dann has kindly agreed to share his radio kent video appearance here for those who are interested:- http://youtu.be/2__pgprReTM

November 19, 2014
The Amethyst Deceiver
The Amethyst Deceiver Laccaria amethystina (occasionally incorrectly laccaria amethysea) When out in one of my favourite places to pick wild mushrooms, there is one I can always fall back on, as it grows in abundance in many woodlands, particularly in the UK around beech – The Amethyst

October 3, 2013
Thank you, farewell and welcome
Thank you, farewell and welcome To all my site users, I want to say a huge thanks for using my site over the years and if you are new, I hope you find it as inspirational as I and many others have on learning about foraging and mycology. I have sold the site to a new owner who I am

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