I guess they are wild boars. They are quite common here in Europe, and I found a map showing that they have been introduced to some parts of the USA, but not to Minnesota (http://is.gd/jGAM1r).
I have not collected mushrooms ever... How about you?
Actually wild boars are quite a nuisance further south. They are hunted there.
I only collect Morel mushrooms since they are so easy to recognize(and they grow in my backyard). A used to know a man that was a mushroom expert and he would pick all sorts of them.
Are those wooden pigs or sheep? I don't think that mushroom looks edible!!
AntwortenLöschenI guess they are wild boars. They are quite common here in Europe, and I found a map showing that they have been introduced to some parts of the USA, but not to Minnesota (http://is.gd/jGAM1r).
AntwortenLöschenI have not collected mushrooms ever... How about you?
Actually wild boars are quite a nuisance further south. They are hunted there.
AntwortenLöschenI only collect Morel mushrooms since they are so easy to recognize(and they grow in my backyard). A used to know a man that was a mushroom expert and he would pick all sorts of them.
In the German Wikipedia article, I have found a nice picture of a basket full of Morels: http://is.gd/YpmMkd. What a happy collector!
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