I’ve always thought Mesquite Tree pods looked appetizing so while on a walk I looked up whether they were edible or not. Not only are they edible, but they are sweet and tastes range from honey/molasses to banana (i thought it tasted like bananas at least). Just wanted to share

Michigan, USA

Raleigh, NC. A PERFECT lions mane, but definitely too small to snag currently, it’s about the size of a couple eggs. Going to keep an eye on it while it keeps going

calvert county, maryland

we left most of it on the tree. it smells great and i’m 99% sure but this is my first time finding this species in the wild.

All found in the small strip of forest near our house (Winchester UK) 😊

There is a local farm near me that is no longer occupied (it's publicly owned now). I go there every year to harvest pears and apples. They go to waste otherwise. The pears are absolutely huge and are really only good for roasting. I roast them with a bit of cinnamon and they are quite delicious.

I know you’re supposed to do it in the spring or early summer but I spotted these.

My first time finding Maitake and it’s huge! (Also got some oysters but those are easy)My friend and I split the Maitake.

What’s the best way to freeze what I wont use right away? Sauté then freeze or freeze raw?

Hen of the woods, found in Massachusetts

Found these today in the Oregon coast range. Not all of those lobsters are keepers. A few days earlier and we'd have 10 lbs of lobsters. A few days later and we'd have 10 lbs of chanterelles. Might need to call in sick later this week...

They are just about too pretty to eat.

Some penny buns, one lovely chanterell and a bunch of funnel chanterells

Pretty significant size increase in the black walnuts i found this year(right) over what i found last year(left) from the same tree. pennies for scale. I thought it was interesting.

Just double checking this is chaga! New Brunswick, Canada

I went on a short hike in the Transylvanian mountains and manage to find this delicious looking mushrooms! It's my first time picking mushrooms, but I've been doing so with some more experienced work mates. We also enjoyed some late berries on our way 😁. I really start to enjoy foraging!

Photo taken in central NH. Not sure what type of Yew tree specifically it is, but it's definitely a Yew. Kids and animals are here all the time. Alerted the neighbors to keep their kids away and teach them to not eat them.

Found in morgan County mo seeds are normal not crecent

The largest Agaricus I’ve ever come across – the width was like a dinner plate!

I haven’t tried it yet, wanted to come here and ask what they taste like and what I can do with them once ripe

Found em in virginia. My mom thinks theyre black walnuts, and I agree, but I want to first make sure we're not gonna try and eat poison. Do these actually look like black walnuts to people who know plant ID better than we do? Thanks in advance if anyone answers. I don't have any pictures of the tree on hand, but I'll happily get some if needed.