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fungiwoman
@fungiwomanTracked since May 2026
Mushroom and fungi education, field notes, and ID tips..
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4 membership tiers
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$5/moSpore PrintBehind-the-scenes field notes, musings, and the stories behind the finds.Peek into my notebook—the field decisions, half-answers, and small observations behind my finds and photos. It’s the stories and the parts of my mushroom work that have stayed out of the spotlight until now.What lives in this tier:Field Notes: Behind-the-scenes posts from forays and everyday finds, featured species, favorite photo sets, walk recaps, or the backstory behind favorite images. (2-4 per month)Community Field Notes Chat: Share finds and observations with the community.Early access to selected posts, previews, and announcements
$12/moMycelium NetworkDeeper fungal knowledge, careful ID reasoning, and thoughtful context.Go beyond naming—this is where I take apart tricky identifications, explain why names change, explore how fungi actually live, and share the stories and science behind the species we love.What lives in this tier:Everything from Spore PrintDeep Dives: Detailed posts on species, taxonomy changes, ecology, ethnomycology, lookalike groups, and recipes. (1-2 per month)Deep Dive Discussion Chat: Discuss ID reasoning and topic posts with me and other members.Quarterly Zoom educational presentationPolls to help guide future topics
$25/moForay CircleLive discussions, small-group access, and shared mushroom thinking.Think about fungi together—build on the depth of earlier tiers with live sessions and discuss your own finds and curiosities as part of a small, thoughtful group.What lives in this tier:Everything from Spore Print and Mycelium NetworkMonthly live Zoom session (Q&A or discussion)Foray Circle Chat: Continue discussion and ID reasoning after live sessions.Occasional digital freebies (handouts, wallpapers, or similar)
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What they publish41Posts total0 postsLast month83.3%Members-only
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Article Latest post$5 tier & upA Foggy Morning at North Fork ReservoirWhen I arrived at North Fork Reservoir near Johnstown, Pennsylvania, a thick blanket of fog hung between the trees, turning the entire fores
July 18 0 likes 0 commentsHow to Actually Identify Turkey Tailsand not confuse them with other polypores or crust fungi, featuring 7 lookalikes! If there is one mushroom people ask me about more thanArticleJanuary 30Public 2 2Checking in on my favorite woods in winterDec 15 · South Bohemia, CZE My first walk after arriving at our summer house in South Bohemia is always my usual route. I go through my favoArticleDec 15Public 0 0
Morels vs. False Morels: How to Tell the DifferenceIn Part 1: Mysterious Morels: The Science and the Story, we covered what morels are, the major species groups, their ecology, and the culturImageApril 1$5 tier & up 0 0
Early Season at Hartwood Acres: Subtle Finds, Big QuestionsThe forest at Hartwood Acres is still in that early-season in-between—bare canopy, long sight lines, and just enough life on the logs to remImageMarch 28$5 tier & up 0 0
Split Gill Galore in Frick ParkAfter what felt like an endless stretch of winter, this past weekend delivered something completely unexpected: unseasonably warm temps andArticleMarch 12$5 tier & up 0 0
Early Spring Fungi at Boyce Mayview ParkThis past weekend I had my first walk in the woods of the year, and it reminded me exactly why the start of mushroom season always feels a lImageMarch 6$5 tier & up 0 0
Urban Mushroom Hunting in the Strip DistrictYesterday I went mushroom hunting—without stepping foot in the woods! Instead of leaf litter and fallen logs, I explored the Strip District’ArticleFebruary 22$5 tier & up 0 0
Mysterious Morels: The Science and the StoryAs spring approaches and the forest floor begins to warm, waves of experienced as well as eager beginner mushroom hunters head into the woodArticleFebruary 20$5 tier & up 0 0
UPDATE: Mushroom Identification Hike • May 2026Locked UPDATE: Mushroom Identification Hike • May 2026 February 12ArticleFebruary 12$5 tier & up 0 0
An Amanita Without a NameSome mushroom finds are exciting because they are rare. Others are exciting because they challenge what you think you know about a season. TArticleJune 3$5 tier & up 0 0
Finding Lichens During a Dry Czech SpringAt the beginning of May, I found myself doing something I don’t usually do this time of year: paying more attention to lichens than mushroomArticleMay 20$5 tier & up 0 0
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