Earlier this week the temperature dropped below freezing. Last weekend I had the pleasure of showing some friends a spot I knew to be good for hedgehogs and chanterelles and as it happened we found a small quantity of both.
Then this weekend I visited some old haunts to see if anything was left, and to my delight I found a good number of fairly large belly button hedghogs, and some late Golden Chanterelles. I also visited a log where I had left an Admirable Bolete and found that it had begun to rot. So with the data from several years now in hand I came up with the following table for when the various choice forest mushrooms are likely to flush. I'll adjust it in the future as I gather more data.
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| White Chanterelle |
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| Pacific Golden Chanterelle |
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| Cauliflower |
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| Bleeding Milk Caps |
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| Admirable Bolete |
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| Mika Cap |
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| Pear Shaped Puffball |
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| Conifer Coral Hericium |
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| Club |
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| Fluted Black Elfin Saddles |
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| Hedghogs |
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| Matsutake |
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| Winter Chanterelle |
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| Winter Oyster |
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