Re: First good rain means Mushrooms! - 10/18/1007:25 PM
We didn't get a GOOD rain We got a drizzle almost all day yesterday and last night. This morning I went out, and under the pine and fir trees that are large it was still dry It was drizzling enough that the gutters were making water slush sounds, and it was running off my wood shed roof onto me as I worked.
Re: First good rain means Mushrooms! - 10/18/1009:26 PM
It is in the upper 60s today low 70s (For an hour maybe). So any dampness will dry out fast in the non-shaded areas. In the shade it's been damp since my last rain a week or two ago. So you may have some luck here soon
Re: First good rain means Mushrooms! - 10/21/1001:47 PM
Driving around in one of the SoCal neighborhoods yesterday I saw two big clusters of Laetiporus cincinnatus (a "chicken of the woods" sulphur shelf fungi) on a tree along the curb.
Re: First good rain means Mushrooms! - 10/24/1004:41 PM
Originally Posted By: katarin
Does this mean it's almost time to go hunting for the wiley morels?? Maybe this time you and R will find some kat
Morels come in the Spring, but the trauma of being the only two out of dozens of hunters to come away empty-handed that time lingers in memory. If only we had friends who shared ..., heck, if only we had friends!
Re: First good rain means Mushrooms! - 10/24/1007:25 PM
Originally Posted By: dweste
Originally Posted By: katarin
Does this mean it's almost time to go hunting for the wiley morels?? Maybe this time you and R will find some kat
Morels come in the Spring, but the trauma of being the only two out of dozens of hunters to come away empty-handed that time lingers in memory. If only we had friends who shared ..., heck, if only we had friends!
Nice to see your post, Kat.
Ahh i forgot.. Next time I promise if i find any I'll share em with you..
Re: First good rain means Mushrooms! - 10/24/1007:30 PM
Originally Posted By: katarin
Next time I promise if i find any I'll share em with you..
Thanks, friend!
As I recall we hunted in all the wrong places, found a handful of very small specimens, and, confronted with the bags of large morels you all had, we failed to sell the idea that we discovered the rare Sierra Mini-Morel.