The Russians call mushroom foraging “the quiet hunt” and this phrase really stuck with me! I really enjoy hunting mushrooms in a quiet setting…alone or with close friends.
Nature is so much more interesting than the modern world of electronics, consumerism and “progress”. Get out there and enjoy a quiet hunt…you never know what you will find. When the weather gets hot, this is the time to look for some of the odd shrooms that grow in the intense heat. Send me your pics,
Dean
Well folks it’s official…the morels are out!
I am getting reports of blondes and blacks!
I have been seeing a few of these delicious shrooms around town! 
news from Eric,
Found 4 Black morels near Pentwater, Mi 4-07-12
Any news from our New York mushroom heads?
Still a little cool here!
Fisk sent us these pictures of his mushroom tree!
Here ya go…pretty sure they are Oysters.?.
Looks like you have found a friend for life!
The first picture is tough to tell, but they look like oysters.
The second picture is definitely clusters of baby oysters.
The third picture is classic prime oyster clusters!
This tree will produce delicious oyster mushrooms spring and fall for years or possibly decades! Thank you for the pictures and valuable information,
Dean