"Deceivers just do it for a laugh"  pure gold 😅

Revisiting this after one of your more recent vids. Great stuff. man knows his mycology

Your enthusiasm is, as always, infectious! I've learned a lot from every video you make, and my pot brimmeth over with delicious and safe edibles.

Exactly, mycology is so good I am glad I learnt it, always blow people away, always something new, there is species that I see that are in no books!

I almost left my first wood Blewits behind because I hadn't learned them yet and it was cold n dark. I walked away at first and then went back to get them so I could learn what they were. One of the best I've tasted.
Great content btw. You have become a bit of an authority on mushrooms to me. Many thanks

Wonderful vid marlow.you never fail to. Please.

Very accurate thumbnail ❤❤but thats why its so amazing.well done

Just found my first lilac sordida blewitt this week on edge of woodland in leaf litter. Lovely lilac both upper and in gills.

สวัสดีค่ะ🙏this it’s hard to understand but I try 😊because I love mushrooms and like to eat they I very bad  to England learning 😊some time 😤 myself 😂anyway thanks 🙏 so much for your videos

Great reference video - how you remember all these weird names is quite incredible - thank you so much, very enjoyable and at the same time facinating.

The mushrooms in my garden love to grow upside down. Existential crisis 🤭🍄 Also for the first time ive found dark green rings all over the lawn! One has had field mushrooms grow across them! 🙌🏼

Thank you, very good teaching of wild mushrooms🌷

Even though Amillaria Mellea is supposed to be the more common type, I personally never find it in the North West Armillaria Ostoyae is the one I mostly find.
There is tons of Amillaria Ostoyae in Delamere Forest Cheshire.
I have never tried to eat it, I am not that brave, I understand it can cause gastric problems in some people like the Clouded Agaric.

Great video💚🇬🇧🌱 many thanks for your time.

love your videos. About a week ago I found a spot in a local churchyard which had app 1 m square fruiting of common field mushrooms. So crowded were they that I couldnt get my fingers in between to pluck them out. Did a fingernail scratch test and a few had a faint yellowing but generally was satisfied. Boiled all the stalks for a stock, did a rissotto with the rest using the stock and got a 10/10 from my warden. We both had a delicious meal. Went back today to the same spot and after last nights rain the same clump was again crowded and lots of beefy juvenile buttons. Got my fingers in amongst them and to my surprise noticed more pronounced staining on the juveniles but the fully opened ones didnt stain upon bruising or nicking the cap BUT when I scraped the beefy stalks at the base I again noticed mild staining. So me is well confused.

Thank you marlow .another wonderful video. Nice to learn about the inky mushroom.

I'm going to buy your book soon, very grateful for you and your channel. I may come on a course in due time.🇬🇧

Thanks for sharing. I'm new to foraging for mushrooms but learning well thanks to your skill and enthusiasm. It was easy to identify the 'death angel' near the common puffballs last week thanks to your video.

Loads of yarrow surrounding those fairy ring champignons as well. I learned a little while back about the anaesthetic qualities of its root. And picked some for the other half when she had toothache. I chewed a piece myself to test before hand and my god was herbal Jedi correct lol. It numbed my toung and worked very well for toothache

I learn so much from your videos!