"This is Panus rudis - in the Audubon Guide....now called a Lentinus, but no matter. A little too tough to eat, but beautiful to see when it's fresh
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Athena Kokoronis posted a blog postPost-Brunch Mushroom Siting
This mushroom was found on a stump at Guilford and 32nd in Baltimore. Purple-lish pink stem, fork-like creamy colored gills. Fuzzy funnel shaped capSee More
Athena Kokoronis posted a videoJohn Cage - Water Walk
John Cage performing "Water Walk" in January, 1960 on the popular TV show I've Got A Secret.via WFMU:http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2007/04/john_cag...
Gary Lincoff commented on Athena Kokoronis's blog post Mushrooms at Mildred's Lane Today"the photo on the bottom shows Brick Tops - Naematoloma (Hypholoma) sublateritium, which is edible. I'm not sure what the other photos are showing."
Athena Kokoronis posted a blog postMushrooms at Mildred's Lane Today
Are these edible? They poke out between the leaved forest floor.This picture doesn't give them justice, they are as bright as can be. They have spongy red orange pores. Juicy. I bit the edge of one- Not bitter at all. Would you cook with it?And these..See More
Gary Lincoff commented on Athena Kokoronis's blog post Waiting Turned Hunting In An Abandoned Cemetery In Beacon,NY"if it develops an apical hole it can't be a Calvatia. Bovista is a good guess. You might also have a Calvatia here, but maybe not C. gigantea....then, again, you might have the wandering souls of people trying to get back into the rightful…"
Athena Kokoronis posted a blog postWaiting Turned Hunting In An Abandoned Cemetery In Beacon,NY
This morning, Beacon NY, Waiting for a ride to get to Hudson NY...Across the street from the train station. Off the paved sidewalk was a wooded space, an unkept cemetery, (mining): I found what I think are puffballs?A Calvatia Gigantea? But maybe one on them (#6) is a Bovista nigrescens?Not sure- #6 is firmer then the others, but still softish, white and fluffy inside. They are all white, and seem they turn a "dingy" color in age? (The carrot was a gift from Hudson. From the ground too.See More
Athena Kokoronis commented on Caroline Woolard's blog post Cultivating Oyster Mushrooms from Grain Spawn"Did you take home a box? Are Mushroom growing in your room?"
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Post-Brunch Mushroom Siting
This mushroom was found on a stump at Guilford and 32nd in Baltimore. Purple-lish pink stem, fork-like creamy colored gills. Fuzzy funnel shaped… Continue Posted on May 21, 2011 at 12:00pm — 1 Comment
"Like fruiting fungi, it's all a question of location and timing" Links, notes from Dominic Thomas...
Posted on November 11, 2010 at 2:34pm
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- At 1:18am on October 3, 2009,
George Sayers said… - Hey Athena,
Wish I could make it to the oyster soiree, unfortunately it isn't possible at the moment. Hopefully the event is a rousing success!
I'm off to a Maitake dinner in the middle of an oak woodland tomorrow evening.
- At 4:00pm on October 6, 2009,
Schuyler "old man of the woods" said… - You're welcome. The dinner was a delight.
- At 10:20pm on March 14, 2010,
Galen Ballentine said… - Athener,
Hey, how are you? I actually don't remember specifically what we meant by "visiting a mushroom house", but I'm still into the idea. We just need to figure out what it means. Should be fun. Let me know!!
I hope you're well,
Regards,
Galen
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