Re: your favorite mushroom Identification field guide
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I have the National Audubon Society mushroom field guide.
But, there are a bunch of really good mushroom ID groups on Facebook.
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Re: your favorite mushroom Identification field guide
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Field guide by Smith is a good one for the mid-west, although somewhat dated. Tall narrow hardback. Libraries should have it.
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Re: your favorite mushroom Identification field guide
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I like my Audubon Guide for mushrooms, nice clear pictures, tell you how to do a spore print, edibility , range etc.
Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure
Theodore Roosevelt
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Re: your favorite mushroom Identification field guide
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Audubon Guide was very informative .
Glad i got one.
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Re: your favorite mushroom Identification field guide
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10/12/21 03:05 PM
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I like this one, and it was free from the forrest service, mine is just spiral bound and in plastic this download is the same: https://www.fs.fed.us/nrs/pubs/gtr/gtr_nrs79.pdf
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Re: your favorite mushroom Identification field guide
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Thanks for the link Spade. I like that one.
Help yourself.
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Re: your favorite mushroom Identification field guide
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Pederson's Field Guide to Mushrooms
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Re: your favorite mushroom Identification field guide
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The Audubon guide and David fishers edible wild mushrooms of North America are two of the best. Even with those there is nothing that gives full confidence like finding with an experienced person. There are a few mycology clubs around. Go on a few outings with them. You will learn ten times more with hands on experience. Identification from a book will be much easier after watching the pro’s process in person. Fischer's book is excellent. His website is great..WARNING pop-ups galore. Lol. I also agree about going with someone who knows their stuff
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