Welcome to WildMushroomsOnline.co.uk!The UK's Biggest Fungi Foragers Club
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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- Submit your latest finds! Show others what you have found. Share your foraging story and talk with others. Learn about wild foods and wild mushrooms
I get lots of people email me and ask if I know of anyone in their area who they can go foraging with for wild mushrooms. I decided that a facility to allow other fungi fans to meet up and share knowledge, tips and locations with would be through an online community.
The "Meet Other Foragers" facility is designed for you to post your stories, also to post photos so fellow readers can help in identification of your wild mushroom finds. The posting boards are also there so you can meet others who you may wish to team up with on a foraging trip. People can contact you via a private "contact me" button so your email address is kept hidden.
Please upload your pictures and stories using the button below.
February 21, 2018
Hi
Picked these 21 Feb 2018. I am new to mushroom foraging and am using Geoff Dann's book.
These look like edible oysters to me. They were found growing out of a rotten tree trunk on Tooting Bec Common, London.
Any comments on edibility, safety, etc.
thanks
Kyle
February 21, 2018
Hi
Picked these 21 Feb 2018. I am new to mushroom foraging and am using Geoff Dann's book.
These look like edible oysters to me. They were found growing out of a rotten tree trunk on Tooting Bec Common, London.
Any comments on edibility, safety, etc.
thanks
Kyle
January 20, 2018
I am colour blind (red/green) and find it difficult to ID fungi. Can you tell me what these are and if they are possibly edible. Thanks
November 18, 2017
Hi there, I found these beauties on the grassland at cuckmere and initially thought they might have been misplaced wood blewits. Yesterday the gills looked more lilac. Now I haven't got a clue. The spore print is very light. Can anyone help?!
November 2, 2017
Hello everyone,
Planing this weekend take my little girls to forest of dean on Lydney (never been) but looking in Google maps looks nice woodland.
Hoping to find some mushrooms 😍
Or might someone can point to exact area /place .
Based in bristol but desperate to find some mushrooms
November 1, 2017
Hi fellow Foragers, I was on a trip in the Lake District over the weekend and came across these mushrooms at the side of the road next to a field. There wre only a few side planted trees about 40m away They were very, very large (40-50cm across) as you can see from my foot which is a size 11. I've c
October 27, 2017
Hi... These fungi have popped up in my garden & actually, they pop up every year but I've no idea what they are but I'm really curious. Usually, I just remove them when we mow the lawn but I'm keen to find out what they are.
We did lay a new law many years ago using a local company that specialises
October 12, 2017
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 anyone have any idea what they are/
Diana
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