So it was really hot last summer. Like really really hot. This did not bode well for finding mushrooms in NYC or even upstate NY during the summer of 2010. It was a time to lay low and drink a lot of ice water laced with a dollop of honey and a squeeze of lemon [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Brooklyn mushrooms’
So It Was Really Hot…
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Brooklyn mushrooms, Floyd Bennett Field, Gateway National Recreation Area, mushroom art, mushroom illustration, NYC mushrooms, Project Noah, slippery jack, Suillus luteus, watercolor on April 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Cortinarius=Cobwebs
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Brooklyn mushrooms, Chinatown mushrooms, Cortinarius, Mount Prospect Park, mycelium, mystery mushrooms, NOAH, Prospect Park, spring mushrooms on April 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Wow, so sorry for the long lapse in posts. I’ve been experiencing a kind of dormancy much like in the mushroom world this time of the year in these parts of the states. But, I got to go on two Chinatown mushroom tours of Manhattan led by Gary Lincoff and have tried a few more [...]
