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This section of the site is intended to help the fellow mushroom lover find wild mushrooms throughout the year. This page focuses on Autumn.

If you happen to find something interesting in summer that is not covered here - please post a photo and some commentary in my new forager section

Edible Mushrooms

    Porcini
    Bay bolete
    Pine bolete
    Larch bolete
    Chicken of the woods
    Wood blewit
    Deceiver
    Hedgehog
    Chanterelle
    Yellow swamp russula
    Beefsteak
    Brown birch
    Cauliflower
    Charcoal Burner
    Saffron M-C
    Larch bolete
    Pine bolete
    Giant polyp.
    Blackening wax caps

Poisonous Mushrooms

    Fly agaric
    Panther cap
    Destroying angel
    Woolly milk cap
    Blue-staining bolete

This image will help with some species

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Wild Mushroom Identification - Recommended Books for All Skill Levels:
Every amateur mycologist should have a decent library of books, here are the top five books I highly recommend for wild mushroom identification:

1) Field Guide to Edible Mushrooms of Britain and Europe - Great layout with superb images - Peter Jordan

2) Mushroom Picker's Foolproof Field Guide - A good all round book - Peter Jordan

3) The Mushroom Book - This one is a proper belter with loads and loads of good technical data - Thomas Laessoe

4) Complete Mushroom Book: The Quiet Hunt - A lovely book by a lovely man. Antonio Carluccio

5) The River Cottage Handbook - Mushrooms - Always a favourite from Hugh's fungi specialist friend, John Wright

It is important to have at least 3 books so you can cross reference and cover as many species as possible


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