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Welcome to Wild Mushrooms Online






Wild mushrooms.... if you have arrived at this site then you probably have an interest or are looking to gain knowledge about wild mushrooms.



On the left of the page you will find a number of links which will hopefully be a guide to you in your research.

This site has been created to assist newcomers to wild mushrooms and also, hopefully provide some useful info for others who are similarly passionate about the subject .

Why not post your wild mushroom finds on this site? simply send me an image or two and a description about where you found it, ideally under what type of trees and what time of year and I will gladly try to identify it and post it on the site for others to enjoy. Email me on nigel.frith@gmail.com


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This site is not exhautive in its list of fungi and no fungi should every be eaten unless 100% verification by an experienced person.

Poisonous mushrooms can kill in very small quantities

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09 May 2008 16:30:00
Superb Chicken of teh Woods found in Kew.
Chicken of the Woods found in Kew - possibly growing on a birch tree. To be confirmed

This really is a superb example of this fungus, it makes quite good eating (but must be cooked) it occasionally can upset some poeple.
Also, like most edible fungus (except chaterelles and ceps), if you eat it - it is always best to cook it as high . . . Read More


09 May 2008 16:13:41
Superb Chicken of teh Woods found in Kew.
Chicken of the Woods found in Kew - possibly growing on a birch tree. To be confirmed

This really is a superb example of this fungus, it makes quite good eating (but must be cooked) it occasionally can upset some poeple.
Also, like most edible fungus (except chaterelles and ceps), if you eat it - it is always best to cook it as high . . . Read More


09 May 2008 16:12:41
Superb Chicken of teh Woods found in Kew.
Chicken of the Woods found in Kew - possibly growing on a birch tree. To be confirmed

This really is a superb example of this fungus, it makes quite good eating (but must be cooked) it occasionally can upset some poeple.
Also, like most edible fungus (except chaterelles and ceps), if you eat it - it is always best to cook it as high . . . Read More


09 May 2008 14:20:23
Fantastic Porcini (Cep) found in France in Autumn
Here is an image sent in by one of our sitre users, it is from France and is a super picture - more details of this find hopefully to follow...

Wonderful Cep in France


Please email me photos and a de . . . Read More


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