Bill is all excited about spring fungi. Join us to learn about three types of fungi that you can find on your next walk in the woods.
Morel
Dryad’s saddle
Scarlet cup
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Nancy - and Mike says hi, too
Hi Bill – I’m finally catching up on your podcasts – you two are doing a great job! I’m going to send a link to a birding friend who’s very active in the Audubon Society in Portland, OR.
This fungi podcast brings back great memories of walking in the woods with my dad on a spring day and then watching him take over the kitchen to fry up the morels we found.
Mostly I remember the aroma of them cooking – dredged in flour or cornmeal and sizzling in a pan of bacon drippings. But I was one of those kids not adventurous enough to actually try eating them!
My dad grew up on a farm near Hamilton and he knew where to look for morels in the woods – as well as arrowheads and other Native American artifacts in the plowed fields 🙂
It is a dream come true to do this podcast with Bill. With your help we can inspire more people to get outside. Thanks so much for taking the time to share a link to the podcasts! -Bob
Hi Bill – I’m finally catching up on your podcasts – you two are doing a great job! I’m going to send a link to a birding friend who’s very active in the Audubon Society in Portland, OR.
This fungi podcast brings back great memories of walking in the woods with my dad on a spring day and then watching him take over the kitchen to fry up the morels we found.
Mostly I remember the aroma of them cooking – dredged in flour or cornmeal and sizzling in a pan of bacon drippings. But I was one of those kids not adventurous enough to actually try eating them!
My dad grew up on a farm near Hamilton and he knew where to look for morels in the woods – as well as arrowheads and other Native American artifacts in the plowed fields 🙂
It is a dream come true to do this podcast with Bill. With your help we can inspire more people to get outside. Thanks so much for taking the time to share a link to the podcasts! -Bob
Thanks, Bob. You and Bill make a very informative and really fun team.