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Monday, July 18, 2011
Bleeding Tooth Fungus
A peculiar name for a peculiar fungus is the Bleeding Tooth Fungus or Hydnellum peckii. It grows in coniferous forest and produces a red liquid in its younger stages. It is considered inedible because of very bad taste. This year there are a lot of mushrooms in the coniferous forests around Bella Coola with the rain we have had combined with some warm days making good growing conditions. Maybe the bonus in September will be a good Pine Mushroom season. Grizzly
PS. The lady who left a comment looking for some information on accommodations in Bella Coola - leave me a comment with your email and I will give you some contacts. Grizzly
PS. The lady who left a comment looking for some information on accommodations in Bella Coola - leave me a comment with your email and I will give you some contacts. Grizzly
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Wow! Wonderful colours.
ReplyDeleteExperiencing same sloggy summer in N.Idaho. Thanks for the warning about Hwy 20, we are heading your way in August with rain gear, bug spray and camera. Fantastic photos! Thanks
ReplyDeletewhat an amazing looking fungus never seen anything like that do they come out for long in the valley ?
ReplyDeleteI've seen the fungi throughout the fall, so on a wet year like this, probably 3 months or more. Grizzly
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