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Not sure what you've found?

The following modules help you quickly differentiate between delicious and dangerous 

Chanterelles are a favored beginner mushroom because they are easy to see and identify 

Chanterelles

Photo by Allyzilla

Learn 6 characteristics that will help you steer you clear of poisonous mushrooms in the Pacific Northwest.

Amanita phalloides mushroom

Photo by Strobilomyces

Parasol mushrooms are a common edible but are easily mistaken for poisonous look-alikes

Shaggy Parasol mushroom

Boletes

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Boletus edulis mushroom

This delicious group of many colored mushrooms are easily distinguished from their dangerous cousins but must never be eaten raw

A morel mushroom

Photo by Allyzilla

Delicious oyster mushrooms grow throughout most of the year on all kinds of trees, learn how to differentiate them from similar looking mushrooms with unknown edibility.

Baby Oyster mushrooms

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These delicious and beginner friendly cap and stem mushrooms have spines, also called teeth, where gills might otherwise be.

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Lion's Mane

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Lion's Mane mushroom

Photo by gailhampshire

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