Mike
Mycology, the captivating study of fungi, opens doors to a world often hidden beneath our feet, waiting to be discovered. Today, we invite you on a visual journey that celebrates the awe-inspiring moments when mushroom hunters stumbled upon such remarkable fungi that they couldn’t resist sharing their discoveries online.
In this post, we’ll showcase a captivating collection of images from the mycology enthusiasts of the Reddit community. These mycologists and passionate mushroom hunters have an uncanny knack for uncovering the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary.
Prepare to be amazed as we unveil these truly cool pictures from mycology enthusiasts who have a keen eye for capturing the essence of their discoveries. These images serve as a window into a world that’s as diverse as it is mysterious, reminding us that nature’s wonders are often hidden in plain sight. So, let’s embark on this fungal adventure and delve into the captivating realm of mycology!
1. Lactarius Rubidius Growing Out Of Fox Skull
2. “In Zambia, One Mushroom Feeds A Family For Days. This Is Termitomyces Titanicus. Also Found In West Africa, The Largest Edible Fungus In The World”
3. Giant Reshi
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9. Lions Mane Found On My Parents Property. Any Reason Not To Eat It?
10. Finally Decided To Break In One Of My Foraging Baskets I Made Over The Winter
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15. Took My 77 Year Old Neighbor Chanterelle Hunting. It Was The First Time In 4years He Could Go, Due To Back And Neck Surgeries. He Told Us Where To Park, We Went Out And Picked For Him, And Found 17lbs. He Was So Happy To Get Back Out There With Some Help!
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17. Not As Impressive As France, But I’m Super Happy With Yesterday’s 5 Lb Find From California!
18. Jelly Ear , My First Time Finding One!
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27. A Massive Boletus Edulis (King Bolete) On The Oregon Coast
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30. Found Mushrooms In The Desert Of Wadi Rum – Jordan
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39. Indigo Milk Caps! I Screamed
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