For anyone who will be on the morel safari, you will need to develop your morel detection skills (aka shroomdar.) First you should know what morels look like:
Right now its early in the season so mostly the spike and the greys are out, but I did find a black morel as well.
2 Mushrooms in the next photo.
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| One in top right corner by the little tree and one on the bottom left 1/3 up |
Same 2 morels different camera angle.
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| One lower middle of photo one up to the right of the tree at the top of the photo |
One morel hiding in this photo
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| Morel is in the center on the far right of photo |
One morel in this photo, is it an easy find or not??
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| Morel top third of photo towards center |
No morel in this photo, just documenting leaf growth
No morels here either, just looking at the ground.
Here's a little surprise, I wasn't expecting to see this grey morel, they usually come in a little later in the season.
Can you find the grey morel in this picture??
Here's an exciting clump of morels, I almost dropped the phone when I saw these:-)
Here they are close up.
No morels, here. Can you find the toad?
Here he is close up.
There's one morel in this photo, good luck.
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| The morel is midway up to the left of the little tree. |
There are two cute morels in this photo. This photo was taken from the top so they are a little more difficult to find. These morels snuck up on me, I almost stepped on them.
Trillums are blooming, no morels in this photo just beauty.
A Village of May Apples
Back to Shroomdar development, find the morel that is peeking out.
A little spring art.:-)
I'm thinking crepes for breakfast.
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